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CLAY ROOF TILES

For the ones interested in extra durability...

Thanks to the clay raw material micronized with micro clay technology and its high firing temperature, Mediterranean Tile, which has an extremely robust structure, has a strength value well above the standards. With an average strength value of 300 Kgf, it has a strength more than twice the standards. The double-channel interlock system makes it safer to drain the water. In case of staggered installation, it reliably protects any length of roof against water flow.

Technical Features

Dimensions (cm)	24x41cm (±%2)
Dimensions (inch)	9.44x16.14inch (±%2)
Weight	2950gr (±100gr)
Use	15 Pcs/m²
Endurance	300 Kgf (±20kgf)
Per 20 'container	6144 pcs
Per Pallet	256 pcs

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1- Special double-channel clamping system provides extra water tightness.
2- Fixing is done through the upper left nail hole in staggered floors. In this way, the nail hole is removed from the direction of the water flow. Thus, the problem of water flowing from the nail hole is solved in a healthy way.
3- Its smooth surface makes it difficult to hold dust and dirt.

1. The first lath (eave lath) and the two lath spacing should be 30 cm from axle to axle, and the other lath spacing should be 33.6 cm. However, in order to be sure, it is necessary to determine the lath spacing on site after the tile lands on the construction site.
2. The first lath should be 4 cm and other laths should be 2.2 or 2.5 cm high.
3. The laying process should be from right to left when viewed from the front. The thread on the right side of each tile should fit into the groove of the next tile.
4. The threads of the next tile in the top row should also be placed in the grooves of the bottom row.
5. Staggering the joints of the tiles in the upper row provides a more effective waterproofing. When installed with 20° - 30° inclinations, the first three rows of tiles on the eaves are completely nailed and in the following rows, if one is nailed in 3 rows, it is resistant to flying in 110km / hour wind.
6. When tiles are laid on rafters roof covering (continuous covering such as wood or OSB), it is necessary to ventilate the bottom of the tiles. Deformation may occur on the lower surfaces of the tiles that are not ventilated due to condensation. In order to provide ventilation under the tiles, vertical lathing process is performed at 50 cm intervals on cold roofs, while channelled insulating plate should be used in hot roofs. In order to complete the circulation of the air under the tile, an insulation tape open to steam is used under the ridge.