Using their latest technology, Marley’s is able to produce historically précised color and ageless exterior consistency to visually appealing roofing variations. With their clay tiles alone, you’ll never be deprived of shade selections that totals to 21 choices. Their Acme single camber plain tiles are available in 8 colors, each adapts well with the immediate environment. The Ashdowne clay tile offers a more homey feeling and subtle texture with asymmetrical color presentation to give that authentic rustic look. Available in brick red and terracotta red, Sandringham interlocking tiles give off that broad artistic charm.

When it comes to product lifespan, Marley tiles can almost reach that timeless durability. These tiles have an average lifespan of 50 to 60 years and possibly over a century if proper maintenance and installation is observed.

The complexity of installing these tiles will generally range from easy to difficult depending on the material chosen and the skills of your hired contractor. Fortunately, Marley Eternit took the initiative of updating apprentice and seasoned roofers on the latest must-knows about the traditional and contemporary way of installing (including both the preparatory and detailing steps) clay tiles, fibre cement slates and concreter tiles using their Roofing Sitework Guide.

The prices of these first-class products will vary accordingly, which could translate to cheap or pretty expensive. The amount you’ll need and your intended purpose could highly influence the actual budget you should set. For example, the Ashdowne clay tile would normally sell for $1.73 (1.17 British Pound). These are usually purchased from your local builders or dealers. Remember to also include the amount you’ll spend for the fittings and accessories. 

If you want to know the full product details and selections, the official website for Marley roof tiles is always the best place to address your information request.