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HP 10
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The Imerys HP10 interlocking roof tile, manufactured at Imerys’ St Germer de Fly factory in northern France, is a large module interlocking clay roof tile with a thin tapered leading edge.
Slate
Argentique
Burnt Red
Natural Red
Brown
Gris Quartz
The slate colour tile can be specified as an economical natural alternative to man-made and other slates. This modern tile has proved to be a natural winner on countless new build projects.
The slate colour tile can be specified as an economical natural alternative to man-made and other slates. This modern tile with a tapered leading edge has proved to be a natural winner on countless new build projects.
The HP10 Huguenot is decidedly modern in appearance. It brings contemporary shades that are particularly well-suited to newbuild.
Designed to be laid broken bonded; in Slate colour, this tile is an economical and attractive alternative to man-made and natural slates.
Dry fixing is recommended at ridges, hips and verges. A wide range of matching accessories is available to complete a traditional roof design to conform with current standards.
| Interlock | Double |
| Installation | Broken bonded |
| Maximum gauge | 376mm |
| Overall length of tile | 460 mm |
| Overall width of tile | 306 mm |
| Cover width | 268 mm |
| Unit weight per tile | 4.3 kg |
| Coverage/m2 @ max gauge | 10 (at gauge of 376mm) |
| French codes of Practice | 40-211 |
| Production sites | St Germer de Fly |
| Tile reference | 205 |
| Linear metres of battens/square metre with indication of gauge | Minimum gauge of 310mm=3.22 l.m. Average gauge of 343mm=2.91 l.m. Maximum gauge of 376mm=2.66 l.m. |
| Quantity per pallet | 240 |
| Minimum headlap | 84mm |
| Weight per m2 laid | 43,0Kg |
| Minimum roof pitch | 17.5° |
| Batten metres/m2 @ max gauge | 2,68 |
| Batten sizes | |
| Rafter Centres 450mm | 25 x 38mm |
| Rafter Centres 600mm | 25 x 50mm |
| Nail size mm | 50 x 3.35 |
| Clip | 409/65 x 48 |
| English codes of Practice | BS5534: 2003 |
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