Mathematical tiles are handmade in traditional wooden moulds and are used for facades and cladding on timber framed buildings. They are lightweight and versatile and can often be mistaken for conventional brickwork.

Aldershaw can match existing tiles for restoration projects, provided there is a sample of the original tile available.

The company can provide consultation advice and carry out site visits if required.

As one of the countrys leading manufacturers of mathematical tiles, Aldershaw is responsible for distinctive restoration works that have taken place on many buildings in Brighton, Salisbury, Rye, Northampton, Bristol and Chevening in Kent.