Quality British made lightweight roofing tiles for DIY roofing or trade
Quality British made lightweight roofing tiles for DIY roofing or trade. Not only are our lightweight roofing tiles very light and strong, but they are also simple to fit on a wide range of roofs. Our lightweight tiles are easy to saw and cut and with just some batons, a drill, a screwdriver and a handful of screws, you can completely renew your roof in just a couple of hours.
We manufacture and distribute our own low pitch roofing products (recommended for roof pitches of 10º and above) to the highest standard, and pride ourselves on our attention to detail. Our recycled roofing tiles are made here in the UK by our family run business, and we have been producing and distributing our roofing system for many years throughout the UK and Europe.
Our lightweight roofing tiles are made from a mix of a top blended quality virgin polypropylene and recycled polypropylene, they can also be recycled, making them a brilliant, eco-friendly option. All our tiles are guaranteed for 25 years.
Why use our roofing tiles?
- Quick and Easy to Install
Our tiles are easy to saw and cut, with just some battens, a drill, a screwdriver and a handful of screws, you can transform your roof in a couple of hours. See our Install Guide. - Eco Friendly
We not only use recycled materials in our manufacturing process but our tiles can also be recycled at the end of their life. The base of our tile is produced using among other things, recycled nappies! - Incredibly Tough
Our tiles are made from a polymer which is incredibly hard wearing and flexible and therefore won't dent. - Ultra Lightweight
Our tiles are incredibly light, at only 6 kg per Square Meter! - Made In The UK
All our tiles are manufactured at our factory in Lydney, in the Forest of Dean and we deliver them throughout the UK. - Guaranteed
All our tiles have a 25 year guarantee!
“ Hi, if anyone is in any doubt about this product, please don't be. The tiles and associated finishing components we ordered to finish a new oak porch. They were delivered on time and were exactly what we were looking for. Big thanks to the team at Lightweight Tiles for all their valued assistance and tech advice. ”
- T. Franklin , Boston Area, Lincs
“ Hi, please see photos of the transformation of my garage, using lightweight tiles. My house was built in the 1930s, when the building standards were not as stringent as today’s. The garage was literally in a state of collapse, due to the sheer weight of the roof, spreading the walls apart.
I discovered your product online and it was the perfect answer to the problem.
I didn’t employ a bricklayer; my brother-in-law and I carried out all the work and I’m extremely happy with the result.
The reduction in weight, compared to conventional tile, solves the problem of the walls being put under stress and I’m sure that the new roof will last for a long time to come.
The service that I got from your company was amazing, especially so, as we were in the middle of the Pandemic. I particularly want to thank Susan, for super customer service, when so many companies seem unable to function normally, due to the Pandemic. ”
- Bill , Greater Manchester
“ If you have any bits left over from your shed roof, why not make some Hedgehog Huts :) ”
- Michael , Newcastle
“ Hi Susan, before and after photos as promised, we are very happy with how they look and the help your guys gave us.
Thanks again ”
- Beth and John W , Newport
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“ Thanks Team,
I recently purchased your granulated brown tile sheets to finish off my porch project. The tiles were easy to work with and allowed me to create the effect of the roof being ‘tied in’. It is, in fact, cantilevered to within an inch of the original tiles!
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- Malcolm Greener York