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Reclaimed Pantiles

Discover Cawarden’s impressive range of reclaimed pantiles. From durable clay and concrete pantiles to vented pantiles, you’ll find the perfect option for your roofing project.

Many homeowners choose pantiles for re-roofing projects because of their aesthetic appeal. Reclaimed pantiles, with their distinct weathered look, add a unique touch to otherwise plain roofs.

Their distinctive wave profile has become associated with the beautiful towns across Europe. What’s more, modern manufacturing techniques have made pantiles more durable, allowing them to truly withstand the test of time.

Used Pantiles

When installed and maintained correctly, used pantiles will continue adding character to your property for many years to come. Paired with one of our unique reclaimed roof finials, they will truly elevate the look of your roof.

As a beautiful, long-lasting and versatile building material, reclaimed pantiles are popular with roofing professionals and homeowners alike. Used pantiles require very little upkeep to preserve their aesthetics. Not to mention their incredibly straightforward cleaning process.

With over 30 years of excellence in the industry Cawarden stocks over 2 million roof tiles for you to choose from. If you’re struggling with finding the right pantiles for your project, our experience steam can help.

Should I use reclaimed pantiles on my roof?

If you’re looking for an environmentally friendly roofing option, reclaimed pantiles may be the perfect choice for you. Pantiles are a type of clay tile that is used to roof buildings. They have a unique shape that allows them to interlock with one another, forming a watertight seal.

Reclaimed pantiles are made from used panties that have been taken off of buildings. This means that they are already broken in and don’t need to be fired, which saves energy. They are also often less expensive than new pantiles.

However, there are a few things to consider before using reclaimed pantiles on your roof. First, you’ll need to make sure that the pantiles you select are compatible with your roofing material. They can be used on both sloped and flat roofs, but they must be installed over a water-resistant substrate.

Are clay pantiles better than concrete pantiles?There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best type of pantile depends on your specific needs and climate. However, clay pantiles are often considered to be more environmentally friendly than concrete pantiles. Clay pantiles are made from natural materials, while concrete pantiles contain cement, which is a man-made material.

Clay pantiles are also more durable than concrete pantiles and can last up to 100 years. Concrete pantiles, on the other hand, typically last about 50 years.

Be safe in the knowledge that at Cawarden Reclaim we are pantile experts. We can offer you sound advice on the best pantiles for your roof and how to install them, whether you decide to go for reclaimed or new pantiles. Give us a call today!

Reclaimed Pantiles

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Reclaimed Redland 49 Concrete Pan Tiles

Reclaimed Anchor Bold Rolled Concrete Pan Tiles

Reclaimed Redland Grovebury Cloaking Pan Tiles

Reclaimed Clay Pan Tile Sandtoft Goxhill County

Marley Bold Roll Vented Concrete Pan Tile

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Russell Derwent

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Redland Saxon

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Forticrete Centurion

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tile – Marley mendip Vented Tile

Reclaimed Concrete Pan tile – Marley Malvern 119

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tile – Redland Norfolk Brindle

Reclaimed Clay Pan Tiles – Sterreburg Coutrai Monopole Machine Made Belgian Pan

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Sandtoft Mercian

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Redland 52

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Redland 50 Double Roman

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Redland Richmond

Reclaimed Hardrow Slate Concrete Pan Tile – 3 sizes available

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Redland Grovebury

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Marley Anglia

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tile – Danum Slate

Reclaimed Concrete Pan Tiles – Ightham (Ludlow Copy)

Reclaimed Clay Pan Tiles – Bridgewater Red

Reclaimed Concrete Pantiles – Marley Double Roman

Reclaimed Clay Pan Tiles – Machine Made Single Wave

Reclaimed Belgian Clay Pan Tiles – Tuileries De Beauvais

Used Pantiles