Cardinal Roofing Tile

Key Features of Cardinal Roofing Tiles

• Material and Design: Cardinal tiles are made to replicate Cotswold stone tiles. They are crafted to match the honey-colored, weathered appearance of traditional Cotswold slates, maintaining the heritage look of buildings while providing modern durability.
• Applications: These tiles are commonly used in conservation areas and have been approved for use by local planning departments in regions like West Oxfordshire, Cherwell, and Vale of the White Horse. They are also suitable for Grade II listed buildings, ensuring compliance with strict heritage requirements.
• Durability: Cardinal tiles are designed to withstand the British climate, offering high resistance to rain, frost, and weathering. Their modern production ensures a long lifespan while retaining the traditional aesthetic.
• Installation: These tiles are often used in re-roofing projects where traditional Cotswold slates are no longer available. They can be combined with reclaimed stone tiles to maintain the original look of heritage buildings, as seen in various refurbishment projects across Oxfordshire