Aldershaw Handmade Tiles

Handmade Kent Peg Tiles by Aldershaw Handmade Tiles Ltd are traditional clay roof tiles crafted without nibs, featuring two square holes for wooden pegs, reflecting historic English roofing practices: dimensions: 10" x 6" (254mm x 152mm); manufactured from Wadhurst clay sourced on-site; available in various regional sizes, including Leicester (11

Aldershaw Handmade Roof Tiles are made using Wadhurst clay and traditional handmaking techniques, providing historically accurate roofing for restoration and conservation projects: made from Wadhurst clay sourced on-site; handmade using traditional sand-faced methods; supplied in 12 standard colours including Cambridge Mix, Antique, and Red tones

Aldershaw manufactures a through-tile ventilator that can be connected to a soil pipe or a Vent-axia type outlet. The tile vents ensure that the aesthetic of the roof is not spoiled with a plastic pipe or blister. They match the roof and are virtually invisible from ground level. A 3-piece vent is also available, which also provides an entry point

Aldershaw tiles and fittings combine the best of both worlds - the beauty of the past with the durability of the new. Reclaimed, second-hand tiles may be at the end of a useful life, whereas Aldershaw tiles are just beginning theirs. In keeping with a time-honoured and traditional approach to business, Aldershaw staff are skilled at providing an

Ornamental roof tiles are handmade. They are available in a choice of club, step, bullnose, fishtail and arrow designs, or they can be created bespoke to suit the situation

Peg tiles are made and used mainly for restoration, repair or additions to existing structures. They are available in various sizes and 12 standard colours: three reds, three antiques, three buffs and three pinks. Over a century ago most tiles were made as 'peg' tiles, ie they had no nibs from which the tile is hung, just two holes usually square

Aldershaw Handmade Tiles Ltd produces custom handmade roof tiles tailored to specific shapes, colours, or sizes, accommodating orders of any quantity. Crafted using traditional methods with Wadhurst clay from their own Sussex pit, these tiles exhibit the warm red and orange tones characteristic of the Weald of Kent and Sussex: traditional