Clay Pantiles are becoming more popular than ever before and are renowned for
their distinctive 'S' profile that creates a series of ridges and furrows that
produce one of the most elegant roofscapes available.
The Pantile shape is predominant on the East side of England and Scotland, and
areas of the South West. This geographical architectural footprint is a legacy
of several centuries of trading during which pantiles were brought back from Holland
and Belgium as ballast in trading ships.
All Koramic clay pantiles have been rated 'A+' under the Building Research Establishment's
Green Guide to Specification.
