Dreadnought Classic Bronze clay roof tile is a predominantly brown colour with subtle natural colour variations across the tile. All Dreadnought tile colours are the product of careful control of the kiln atmosphere with no added pigments, artificial stains or coloured sands, as a result the appearance and colour variation is soft and pleasing to the eye. This Bronze colour builds on the history of Dreadnought and appeared in our first brochure in 1920. Properties Minimum pitch: 35 degrees.Size of tiles: 265mm x 165mm.Weight: 1.4kg.Profile: handformed.Coverage: 60/m2 - 100mm gauge / 53/m2 - 115mm gauge.Material: etruria marl.Minimum lap: 65mm pitched / 32mm vertical.Maximum gauge: 100mm pitched / 115mm vertical.Approx weight at max gauge: 84kg/m2 pitched / 72kg/m2 vertical.Fixings: 38mm x 2.65mm aluminium nails.Battens: 38mm x 25mm. Why Dreadnought tiles? Dreadnought Tiles are a British manufacturer based in Staffordshire where they have been manufacturing clay roof tiles using locally sourced Etruria Marl Clay for over 215 years. Etruria Marl (Staffordshire Clay) roofing products have unrivalled strength and durability (it is also used to make Staffordshire Blue Class A Engineering Bricks). All Dreadnought colours from blues, brindles and browns to reds are generated without the use of artificial stains or coloured sands; instead the colours are the product of careful control of the kiln atmosphere. This natural quality, which creates subtle colour variation within each tile, gives a unique quality to the Dreadnought product that enhances the appearance of any roof. Features Dreadnought are able to offer guarantees on request of 60 years on all of their roof tiles. Bespoke offering on Ornamental Ridge - allow 8 to 10 weeks. Bespoke feature/ornamental tiles - allow 8 to 10 weeks. Family owned business with a 200 year reputation for quality. List of projects for customers to visit roofs to confirm the appearance, quality and colour choice. A personal service to assist with samples, quantity estimates, colour matching and selection of ornamental elements.