Plain Tile Range | Rosemary Clay

Traditional charm with contemporary quality. Combines the authentic look of a handmade clay tile with strength and durability you can rely on. Made in Britain from exceptionally strong and frost-resistant Etruria Marl clay.

A tile with a rich history and heritage, Rosemary has endured on Britain’s rooftops since 1837. The natural strength of this clay withstands the harshest extremes of the UK’s weather. Available in eight traditional colours and finishes.

Our ornamental club tiles allow you to build decorative effects into your plain tile roof or for vertical hanging. Available in colours to match all our Rosemary clay and concrete plain tiles.

Our Plain Tile Fittings provide a perfect finish for every detail. Includes External Angles, Tile-and-a-Halfs and Eave/Top Tiles.

Shortlisted in the Best Use of a Heritage Roof category, this project involved a complete roof refurbishment. The team replaced 1,100 sqm of roofing with Redland Rosemary Clay tiles, ensuring an authentic like-for-like replacement. The installation was expertly executed by the experienced roofing specialists at Breyer Group, guaranteeing that the building heritage is preserved for years to come.

Redland’s Rosemary Clay Craftsman tiles have been used to reroof a grand Edwardian building in Leamington Spa which was devastated by fire back in February 2014.

BMI Redland’s Craftsman Victorian preserves school’s period aesthetic

When a fire destroyed the roof of St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Willesden, it was vital to find roof tiles that matched the original Edwardian tiles.

Like any premium development, the housebuilder sought to create design-led properties that would appeal aesthetically as well as perform long-term, all while keeping cost-effectiveness and return on investment in mind.

Roof of Scottish Mansion damaged by fire is replaced to the highest standard

Built as a re-creation of the two dilapidated cottages originally on the site, traditional materials were chosen to match this unique styling and reimagine the past.

A major renovation, including reroofing, of the only house on Edernish Island (built in 1904). Many restrictions and challenges faced this project but a striking red Rosemary clay roof was completed.