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Roofing

What kind of tile?

Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.37 PM

Hello, on my spare roof tiles it says Redland Grovebury but the roofer fixing my roof says that I need Pentland. He insists that they aren't made any more and that he has got to wait for the supplier to source them (?) I started to look for them myself as he takes ages. Anyway I found some redland grovebury which look very similar to what I see on my roof (if not identical) but none Pentland kind! What kind should I be looking for? Many thanks, Flora

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Belton Roofing

Rating: 5 out of 5
Lochgelly
Pentlands are larger tiles. scotcem pentland is what they get called
Answered8 June 2018
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Anonymous user

Redland Grovebury are the Double Pantile's. As for Pentland??? I have never heard of these tiles personally, don't think it is even a tile make to be quite honest. If your tiles on your roof have a wave style lip (2 of them for double pantiles) then these are most likely your tile needed Redland Grovebury. Without seeing your roof myself I cannot 100% tell you. As you said also, if the one you have in your hand is the same as on your roof, then that's your tile. Regards, Ashburn Roofing Ltd.
Answered20 May 2018
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