Redland Grovebury and Marley Mendip are concrete interlocking roof tiles with a double-pantile profile. Their rounded rolls and curved pans create a flowing, wave-like appearance, with a choice of colours and finishes to complement different properties.
Redland began as the Redhill Tile Company in Surrey in 1919, while Marley was founded by Owen Aisher in 1924, producing its early concrete tiles at Marley Farm in Harrietsham, Kent.
Both designs offer options for lower-pitched roofs, although suitability depends on the specific tile, surface finish, headlap and installation conditions. Our reclaimed range provides naturally weathered examples for repairs and matching existing roofs. Despite their similar appearance, the two products should not be assumed to be interchangeable.
Price: £1.75 each plus VAT