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Hollander Clay Pantile

Hollander Clay Pantiles have been designed to reflect the history behind what is one of the most eye-catching roof tile profiles ever created, to produce a striking and attractive roof.

Precision manufactured using the latest clay technology, they combine the character of a natural clay product with the performance of a modern interlocking tile, enabling this distinctive look to be achieved at roof pitches as low as 22.5°.

Available in two popular colours that will mellow with age, Hollander Clay Pantiles retain all the charm and visual appeal of a traditional clay pantile with the added benefit of high performance.

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General Information

Authority

Hollander Clay Pantiles conform to BS EN 1304:2013 Clay roofing tiles and fittings - Product definitions and specifications.

Performance

Hollander Clay Pantiles have been rigorously tested in the Group wind tunnel where combinations of high wind and driving rain are used to determine the tile performance with respect to wind loading and weathertightness. Tiles will meet all the requirements of BS 5534: 2014 Code of practice for slating and tiling (including shingles), providing Redland fixing recommendations are complied with.

Technical

HollanderTechnical Data 
Size420 x 265 mm 
Minimum Pitch
& Headlap		22.5°
25°		at 70 mm headlap
at 65 mm headlap
Maximum Pitch90°subject to fixing specification
Maximum Headlap95 mm 
Minimum Gauge325 mm 
Maximum Gauge350 mm
355 mm		below 25°
25° and over
Tile Thickness22 mm 
Hanging Length396 mmapprox
Linear Cover of 1 Tile225 mm 
Covering Capacity (net)

12.7 tiles/m2
12.5 tiles/m2

below 25°
25° and over
Laid Weight

41 kg/m²

40 kg/m²

below 25°

25° and over

Weight per 1000 Tiles3.2 tonnesapprox
Weight per Pallet0.92 tonnesapprox
Battens Required

2.86 m/m²

2.82 m/m²

below 25°

25° and over

Batten Size38 x 25 mm
50 x 25 mm		rafter centres up to 450 mm
rafter centres up to 600 mm
Nail Size45 x 3.35 mmStainless steel ring shanked
Tiles per Pallet280 
Tiles per Pack5 
Packs per Pallet56

Fixing

Specification

FixMaster is a guaranteed tile and batten fixing specification service tailored to individual roof designs. It's Redland's high technology solution to incorrect fixing providing the most cost-effective specification to comply with British Standards.

As no two roofs are the same, FixMaster takes into account all variable factors including roof geometry, location and products used. A full assessment is made of any nearby tall structures, natural topographical features or, in the case of airports in the locality, pressures generated by aircraft trailing wake vortices.

Methods to obtain a FixMaster are:

  • visit the FixMaster section of this website to submit the online data sheet
  • E-mail Technical Solutions to order a data sheet
  • Telephone Customer Services on 03705 601000 to request one of Redland's Account Managers to visit you

Laying

  • Tiles must be laid in a straight bond pattern from right to left
  • Tiles must be hung on their nibs
  • Eaves Comb must be used at all eaves situations
  • At left hand verges use LH Verge Tiles
  • Dentil Slips must be used at mortar bedded ridges and hips
  • If using Cloaked Verge Tiles, the Cloaked Verge Plugs supplied must be fitted
  • Two-Thirds Tiles should be used to reduce the Cloaked Verge overhang at the verge to a minimum
  • Individual tiles can be nailed, clipped or nailed & clipped
  • Always refer to FixMaster for a BS 5534-compliant fixing specification
  • When nailing, the stainless steel ring shank nail and washer assembly must be used
  • When clipping verges, both left-hand and right-hand perimeter tiles must be clipped

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