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Eden test roof: Matt Timby<br />

Traditional roofing specialist Matt Timby, from<br />

Timby Traditional Roofing in<br />

Gainsborough, installed a<br />

test roof for the Eden<br />

tile as part of the<br />

development<br />

stages and says:<br />

“Working in a<br />

traditional<br />

pantile area<br />

means we have<br />

years of experience<br />

of pantile installation.<br />

Eden is great because it<br />

brings a traditional pantile up<br />

to modern fixing specifications and<br />

standards.<br />

“Not only does its uniform design make it easy to<br />

lay but it also uses a clever clipping system<br />

which<br />

is quick<br />

and easy<br />

to install.<br />

Some clipping<br />

systems can be<br />

quite intrusive on<br />

pantiles, affecting the<br />

way they lay but this tile<br />

has been designed with a<br />

special channel, so the clips<br />

fit comfortably behind the tile<br />

below. There is also enough play<br />

in the clips to adjust the tiles slightly<br />

after installation, if required.<br />

“The tiles were a joy to<br />

install and could easily<br />

be used for new or<br />

refurbishment<br />

projects. They look<br />

really good on the<br />

roof because of the<br />

very slight differences<br />

in profile which was an<br />

intentional part of the<br />

design. Traditional pans vary<br />

in shape and mimicking this gives<br />

an authentic appearance when comparing<br />

them to a standard machine-made tile, which<br />

can be so “perfect” they’re almost characterless.<br />

The really clever thing about this tile is while<br />

achieving an authentic look, it retains its<br />

Matt Timby: “Eden is great because it brings a traditional<br />

pantile up to modern fixing specifications and standards.”<br />

consistency in sizing, each laying to the correct<br />

gauge and cover width making it incredibly easy<br />

to lay. The Eden also has a soft leading edge which<br />

helps with the overall look of the finished roof.<br />

“With a pitch of 22.5 degrees, as opposed to 30<br />

degrees for some other machine-made pantiles, it<br />

does give roofers a traditional rather than an<br />

interlocking option for a lower pitch roof. To me<br />

personally, aesthetics are much more important<br />

than time saving and Eden certainly fits the bill<br />

as far as looks go. For roofers who are looking for<br />

a faster, easier way to install traditional pantiles,<br />

these new tiles could certainly save time because<br />

the clipping system is a much quicker way of<br />

installing to BS 5534.”<br />

The new Eden tile is available in three colours,<br />

the traditional Natural Red, a weathered Rustic<br />

Red and Matt Black for the East Anglia market,<br />

with a full range of components and accessories<br />

to complement the tile, including dry fix systems<br />

or mortar-bedded security fixing kits. Eden can<br />

also be purchased as part of a full Marley roof<br />

system, including underlay, battens, fixings and<br />

accessories, backed up by technical support and<br />

a 15-year guarantee.<br />

Contact Marley<br />

01283 722588<br />

www.marley.co.uk/edenpantile<br />

@MarleyLtd<br />

SEPTEMBER <strong>2019</strong> TC 45

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