Valley Tiles

Valley Tiles are a specialised roofing component used primarily for ensuring a watertight seal at the points where two roof slopes meet, forming a valley. The products in the Valley Tiles category on Build4Less encompass a variety of materials and designs to cater to different roofing needs. This overview will explore the types of valley tiles available, their practical applications, and guidance on selecting the most suitable option for specific roofing projects.

Clay and Concrete Valley Tiles

Redland Rosemary Clay and Concrete Valley Tiles

Redland offers premium clay and concrete valley tiles, including the Rosemary Clay Third Round Hip Tile. Known for their durability and traditional aesthetic, clay tiles are ideal for historical restorations or classic designs. Redland's concrete valley tiles, available in various colours, provide a more modern and versatile option. Both types offer excellent weather resistance and longevity.

Marley and Sandtoft Concrete Valley Tiles

Marley and Sandtoft are other notable brands offering high-quality concrete valley tiles in various colours. These tiles are well-suited for contemporary roofing projects, offering a blend of durability and aesthetic versatility. Concrete valley tiles are known for their strength and ability to withstand diverse weather conditions.

Dry Fix and Open Valley Trough Tiles

TIL-R SIG Dry Fix Valley Trough Tile

The TIL-R SIG Dry Fix Valley Trough Tile represents a modern approach to valley tile installation. These are designed for easy, mortar-free installation, reducing labour and time. Ideal for new constructions or renovations, they offer excellent water drainage and are compatible with a variety of roofing materials.

Hambleside Danelaw Open Valley Trough

Hambleside Danelaw provides an innovative solution with their Open Valley Trough for Slate Roofs. Specifically designed for slate roofs, these troughs ensure efficient water runoff and reduce the risk of blockages. Their compatibility with slate roofing makes them a go-to choice for both traditional and modern slate roof designs.

Selection Guide

When selecting valley tiles, consider the following factors:

• Roof Material Compatibility: Ensure the valley tile is compatible with your roof's material – clay, concrete, or slate.
• Aesthetic Integration: Choose a style and colour that complements the overall look of the roof.
• Installation Requirements: Consider the ease of installation. Dry fix options offer a mortar-free, faster installation process.
• Weather Resistance: Ensure the chosen tile can withstand local weather conditions, such as heavy rain or snow.
• Durability and Maintenance: Consider the tile's longevity and maintenance needs.

By selecting the appropriate valley tiles, you can ensure both the aesthetic appeal and functional integrity of your roofing project.