Roofing Guide - Buildbase Builders Merchants

Conservation slates
Conservation slates are a visually authentic alternative to
Collyweston slates. They are a long-lasting cost-effective
slate, specifically developed to meet the stringent demands
of conservation planning areas. A variety of sizes enables
the slates to be laid to a traditional diminishing course.
Cotswold slates
Highly detailed roof slates resembling indigenous Cotswold
slates and also a great alternative to Collyweston slates.
Supplied and laid in a full but rationalised range of diminishing
lengths and random widths to give an authentic appearance
of traditional stone roofing with a relatively low cost.
Old Quarried slates
Old Quarried slates are dressed with the traditional
characteristics of the thick, square stone roofing. Laid in
a very simple range of diminishing courses and random
widths, Old Quarried slates give a roof the heavy stone
appearance required, whilst reducing erection and timber
costs compared with the original natural stone material.
Crofters slates
Crofters slates have been developed as stone effect roofing
slates, readily available for use throughout the country.
Moulded from original natural stone, Crofters slates provide
the attractive appearance of natural stone combined with
the simplicity of using single sized product.
With an extensive range of accessories including ridge, hip and roof ventilation units, along with full technical
and scheduling services, Bradstone Structural Solutions is the number one choice when selecting stone
roofing slates.
Call us on 01285 646884 or email bradstone.structural@aggregate.com,
alternatively visit our website for more information www.bradstone-structural.com
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