Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd have always been passionate about their traditional roof tiles and other products. It is this passion that has driven us to becoming the number one choice with roofers and builders up and down the country. We strive to ensure that our traditional roof tiles, whether they be machine and hand made, are the very finest that you will find on the market and at an unbeatable price too. The care we take in the design and manufacturing of our traditional roof tiles has secured us a reputation for excellence among the roofing community.
Here at Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd, we nelieve in keeping the old traditions alive when it comes to manufacturing our traditional roof tiles, as there really is nothing like the look and texture of a well made, traditional roof tile. The deep textures and colours of our ranges will stand the test of time and outshine the competition.
Our range of traditional machine made roof tiles offer a truly classic look of the finest hand made traditional roof tiles, but they have the benefits of modern manufacturing techniques and they are so simple when it comes to installation.
Our machine made traditional roof tiles are carefully crafted to replicate all the features of handmade traditional roof tiles, so the customer can enjoy an great alternative product should their budget have restrictions, but without compromising on the unquestionable quality or durability of the tile.
Our traditional roof tiles that are carefully hand made are the very finest traditional roof tiles available today. We source all our raw materials from the finest clay so that our craftsmen can create beautifully hand made clay roof tiles of the highest quality and durability. The manufacturing process is monitored carefully and checked continuously and consistently in the factory to ensure that our standards are strictly adhered to. This is why Heritage Clay Tiles Ltd are the builders go to company for traditional roof tiles and other roofing fittings and accessories.
Rye Harbour is a glorious village located on the East Sussex coast, it is situated near the estuary of the River Rother. Rye Harbour is located about two miles downstream of the town of Rye.
The River Rother from Rye seawards, and including the village of Rye Harbour, is under the control of the Environment Agency. At the village itself there are yacht moorings; a small fishing fleet; some commercial shipping; and a lifeboat station which has been operational for many years. There is also a holiday village called Frenchmans Beach alongside the village itself.
An industrial estate straddles the road to Rye Harbour from Rye. It contains warehousing, light manufacturing and an oil refinery and is a major source of industry and commerce for the East Sussex location.
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve was established in 1970 and now receives 360,000 visitors every year. Managed by Sussex Wildlife Trust, it has national and international designations and is home to more than 300 rare or endangered species. The private road and birdwatching hides are ideal for wheelchair users. The East Sussex reserve is an extremely popular destination for nature lovers from around the world.
In late May 2021, the Discovery Centre opened on Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in East Sussex. This is a new, wheelchair accessible visitor centre with educational facilities, information about the wildlife on the reserve, a cafe and shop, and is a joint project between Sussex Wildlife Trust and the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
Rye Harbour village in East Sussex dates from the early nineteenth century, having been built on an extension of the shingle beaches, progressively deposited by the sea over the last eight hundred years. These deposits limit access to the original open medieval port of Rye, now two miles inland. The village has one of the chain of Martello Towers constructed during the Napoleonic Wars; it was built on the beachline of the time. The beachline has now advanced a further mile or so southward.
Its geography has so far been shaped by its position at the frontier with the sea and at the frontier of the United Kingdom.
The initial establishment was that of a company of dragoons in 1805, followed shortly after by the first fishermens huts and the building of the Martello Tower in 1809. As the Napoleonic wars ended so the smuggling trade which had long flourished all along the south coast again increased in scope and intensity, leading to the establishment of the Coast Blockade. A watch house was built about 1825 to provide shelter and support for the blockade detachments and still stands, complete with the flagstaff for signalling to shipping.
The East Sussex harbour is also known for the tragedy of the Mary Stanford lifeboat. At 6:45 am on the morning of 15 November 1928, the Mary Stanford from the Rye Harbour RNLI station responded needlessly to a Latvian steamer in distress. The crew of the Mary Stanford did not know that the vessel had already been rescued by another lifeboat and, in heavy rain and seas, all of the seventeen man crew of the Mary Stanford were drowned. The reason for this is still contested. The bodies of all but the Coxswains son, John Head, were found and buried. A memorial service in honour of the Mary Stanford and its crew takes place every year in the village.
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