Ashvale – Clay Pantiles

Thanks to the unique way that Lifestiles and our factories work together, the colours of our Ashvale Glazed tile can be selected by the homeowner, developer or designer. These Glazed pantiles can be produced in a broad spectrum of colours to suit any pallet or landscape. From ocean blue that is popular in Poole Harbour, to the grass green that adorns the stables and equestrian centre at Newmarket, and from the brilliant black glazed tiles used on pubs on the Norfolk coast to Wimbledon School’s traditional terracotta, the choice is yours. The tiles are twice fired to ensure that the colours are infused into the tile. These handcrafted tiles are formed in the same way as our Red and Restoration tiles, and they are then dried and fired, glazed and fired again thus producing this unique roof tile.  The glazing can be produced to match any existing colour or particular colour required for your project. [sf_modal header="Request a sample" link_type="button" link_text="Modal link" btn_colour="accent" btn_type="standard" btn_size="large" btn_icon="ss-star" btn_text="Request a sample"] [contact-form-7 id="66" title="Request a sample"] [/sf_modal]

The Holkham Weathered pantile is a handmade clay pantile with a flatter and slightly wider profile than the Ashvale, more typical of the traditional tile found in Norfolk. It has the appearance of a reclaimed Barn tile, but with all the advantages of availability, quality and price attributed to new tiles. [sf_modal header="Request a sample" link_type="button" link_text="Modal link" btn_colour="accent" btn_type="standard" btn_size="large" btn_icon="ss-star" btn_text="Request a sample"] [contact-form-7 id="66" title="Request a sample"] [/sf_modal]

The Ashvale restoration clay pantile has a dusting pigment applied to the tile when the formed tile is in its "green" state, before drying and firing. This dusting effect is hand applied and this means that no two tiles are the same in colour. The Ashvale Restoration clay pantile has a dusting pigment applied to the tile when the formed tile is in its “green” state, before drying and firing. This dusting effect is hand applied and this means that no two tiles are the same in colour.  This weathered appearance is very popular when trying to produce an aged appearance. Due to the fact we apply the dust before the kilns introduction means the weathered look is fired into the tiles surface. Like the Red and Glazed pantiles the appearance is created by man power but still retains all the advantages associated with the machine made counterparts, which is essential for the roofing market and our inclement UK weather. [sf_modal header="Request a sample" link_type="button" link_text="Modal link" btn_colour="accent" btn_type="standard" btn_size="large" btn_icon="ss-star" btn_text="Request a sample"] [contact-form-7 id="66" title="Request a sample"] [/sf_modal]