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PHALEMPIN PLAIN TILE
Tradition and Quality
A traditional clay plain tile produced at Imerys’ Phalempin factory in northern France. The tile is available in a unique range of mellow natural colours and is designed to add distinction and character to pitched roofing and tile hanging. The tile has a unique anti-capillary channel to ensure enhanced performance even with pitches as low as 30°.
Colour Senoise is not available
Rustic Red
Amber
Millemium
Val de Seine
Weathered
Volcano
Vintage
Traditional plain tiles have been manufactured at the Imerys Phalempin site since 1860. Plain tiles are the most predominant local roof tiles specified in the South East of England. Phalempin tiles produced in Northern France have a great affinity with the local architecture.
The comprehensive colours available make it easy to find a Phalempin to match the design of your project. The colours whilst being a unique range of colours will compliment any building requiring a roof covering of distinction.
As plain tiles have been used on UK roofs for centuries the Phalempin is an ideal tile for both refurbishment and for new build projects.
| Interlock | none |
| Installation | Broken bonded |
| Maximum gauge | 100 mm |
| Overall length of tile | 268 mm |
| Overall width of tile | 168 mm |
| Cover width | 168 mm |
| Unit weight per tile | 1.1 kg |
| Coverage/m2 @ max gauge | 59/m2 |
| French codes of Practice | 40-23 |
| Production sites | Phalempin |
| Tile reference | 500 |
| Linear metres of battens/square metre with indication of gauge | Minimum gauge of 90mm=11.11 l.m. Average gauge of 95mm=10.53 l.m. Maximum gauge of 100mm=10 l.m. |
| Quantity per pallet | 1088 |
| Minimum headlap | 70mm |
| Weight per m2 laid | 65,0Kg |
| Minimum roof pitch | 30° |
| Batten metres/m2 @ max gauge | 10 |
| Batten sizes | |
| Rafter Centres 450mm | 25 x 38mm |
| Rafter Centres 600mm | 25 x 38mm |
| Nail size mm | 38/40 x 2.65 |
| Clip | N/A |
| English codes of Practice | BS5534: 2003 |
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