Redland 50 and Marley Double Roman are concrete interlocking roof tiles with a traditional twin-roll profile. Their raised rolls and shallow pans create a flowing appearance reminiscent of clay Double Roman tiles, while side interlocks form channels that help direct rainwater down the roof. Both ranges include a choice of colours, including reds and browns.
Redland began as the Redhill Tile Company in Surrey in 1919. Marley was founded by Owen Aisher in 1924, with its early concrete tiles produced at Marley Farm in Harrietsham, Kent.
Although similar in appearance, these are separate products with different dimensions and interlocking details. Replacements should match the existing manufacturer and profile. Using different brands on separate roof slopes requires suitable detailing and compliance with each tile’s installation requirements.
Price: £1.75 each plus VAT