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Everything You Need to Know About Monier Roof Tiles

Monier roof tiles are an excellent choice of tile for all kinds of properties. With over 100 years in the business, Monier know how to design roof tiles which offer protection from the harshest Australian weather conditions. 

Monier roof tiles are available in a range of designs and materials, each of which have been created to withstand extreme weather and last for many years. Recycled Monier tiles offer durability and design in equal measure.

Why Choose Recycled Monier Roof Tiles?

If you’re looking for recycled roof tiles that still have plenty of years left in them, you can’t do much better than Monier. Established over 100 years ago, Monier are a roofing company which design and create tiles and roofing solutions purely for the Australian and New Zealand markets, which means they’re built to withstand the sun, wind, rain, and hail that Australian homes come up against.

Originally designing terracotta tiles, today Monier produce a range of tiles including solar tiles and concrete tiles, as well as their traditional terracotta roof tiles.

Concrete Monier Roof Tiles Get Stronger with Age

Monier’s concrete roof tiles are both economical and durable. Concrete roof tiles, like concrete bridges and buildings, get stronger with age as the concrete hardens in the sun.

This makes concrete roof tiles the perfect choice to not only withstand but flourish in the baking heat of the Australian sun. Concrete tiles also don’t rust or corrode, making them a great choice for coastal living, where the salty sea air can contribute to the corrosion of metal roofing.

Monier C-LOC Technology

Monier tiles designed with C-LOC technology have been proven to lose less of their gloss due to UV light over time than traditional tiles made with COLORBOND steel.

What this means is that Monier tiles can retain their glossy appearance for longer than steel roofing, as well as providing better thermal insulation.

Monier Terracotta Roof Tiles

We also supply recycled Monier terracotta roof tiles, which are produced using just raw materials from the Australian environment.

Terracotta tiles offer great energy efficiency, both in terms of the thermal insulation they provide during the winter and when considering the energy used to manufacture the tiles themselves.

Terracotta tiles also hold their colour for a lifetime, and Monier produce terracotta tiles in a range of shades and colours.

Get in Touch with Recycled Roof Tiles Today!

If you’re interested in using recycled Monier roof tiles on your property, get in touch with us today. If we don’t have the recycled Monier roof tiles you want in stock, we’ll do our best to source them for you.

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