A revival of clay roof tiles came about when architects began making use of the Italian style villa designs for properties that required this type of architecture. This breathed new life into the clay roof tile industry. Period roof tiles such as Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian roof tiles soon became a much sought after building material.
Automated machines for mass producing clay roof tiles were first patented in the 1870s, and although there remained a good deal of demand for hand crafted clay roof tiles, by the 1880s a lot more factories were starting to make use of the new machines. Here at Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd, our suppliers do use the automated process of clay roof tile manufacture, but revert back to the handmade method for our traditional Georgian roof tiles amongst others.
Clay roofing tiles took a further hit in the fashion stakes toward the end of the 19th century, but this downturn in their popularity was short lived. Before long the clay roof tile was well and truly back in demand by the early part of the twentieth century.
With the new machines being capable of extruding clay in a variety of forms and in very large quantities, clay roof tiles became readily available to more and more people, and at more affordable prices. Clay roof tile manufacturing really took off in areas that had large natural deposits of clay.
Another reason for the revival in clay roof tiles came when many period houses were purchased for renovation. The original roof tiles were either in a bad state of repair, or had been replaced with inferior alternatives which had a much shorter life span than clay roof tiles.
Georgian properties were becoming very popular and the desire to have them restored sympathetically meant that a high quality Georgian roof tile would be required. Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd answered that call with their range of high quality Georgian roof tiles as well as their Victorian and Edwardian range too.
Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd have been supplying the roofing trade and private customers in Kent for many years. Our quality clay roof tiles and superb customer service have become the reason why so many of our customers come back to us time and time again for their roofing requirements.
A country house in the style of a mock castle, Chiddingstone Castle houses the eccentric collections of Denys Bower. Far Eastern and Egyptian artefacts share space with the handkerchief born by Charles I at his execution, among other oddities.
Chartwell was the family home of Winston Churchill; set in wonderful gardens with views across a private lake. An unremarkable exterior hides a comfortable family home, full of Churchill memorabilia, from cigars to paintings to war correspondence.
So whether it is modern or rustic hand made clay roof tiles you want for your Kent building project, Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd can help you to achieve the perfect finish and all at a remakable price.
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If you would like to know more or are interested in a quote we would be happy to help. Phone us on 01634 471 344, email us at sales@heritagetiles.co.uk and we will be in touch as soon as possible.
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