Loddon is an inspired blend of Restoration and Wentworth.
Suited for property’s in urban areas.

Red a strong vibrant red with very subtle hues and shading

We have 1000s of Reclaimed Continuous Nib

Clay Tiles in the yard all different shades from light weathered to dark weathered

Reclaimed 11 x 7 clay tiles

in stock in the yard

6×6 and 9×9 Quarry Tiles

Available in Black and Red

Coverage per m² = From 43.5 to 47.6
Nominal gauge = From 105 mm to 115 mm

Coverage per m² = From 43.5 to 47.6
Nominal gauge = From 105 mm to 115 mm

Restoration offers a blend of charcoals and browns with an occasional hint of dark red.

Old English Orange gives a rich blend of orange with a slight appearance of brown weathering

The County tile benefits from a darken mottled patterning set on a rich deep orange base. This is one of the most popular colour choices in the range.

We have just taken in some beautiful old ledge doors board and bead from a demolition in Reading these wont be here long before there sold so be quick.

We have a nice selection of fireplaces in our yard

We carry a range of old concrete slabs in a range of sizes.
The most common sizes are 18″x18″, 2’x2′ and 3’x2′.

Chimney pots big and small.
Please enquire regarding current stocks.

This is the equivalent of the concrete Gemini tile, but its clay at exactly the same price. It has a thin tapered leading edge, it is laid broken bond and has a variable gauge. It can used on roof pitches as low as 17.5 degrees and only requires 9.5 tiles to the m2. Available from our yard in Stokenchurch in between High Wycombe and Oxford.

This is a small elegant inter-locking plain tile with an attractive leading edge. The Beauvoise 20 provides a cost effective solution with flexible roofing applications both as a plain clay tile or clay slate. Only 20.5 per m2 required. Available from our yard in Stokenchurch in Between High Wycombe and Oxford

This tile offers a nice darker blend of roof tiles which can present a contrast to your building if using a lighter brick. available from our yard in Stokenchurch in between High Wycombe and Oxford a beautiful French tile