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Sometimes, the beauty is in the simplicity of the design. This profile is a flat, smooth tile that offers clean lines and versatility to use on a variety of different architectural styles. Plus, it allows you to go heavier on other exterior elements such as pavers, stonework and landscaping, all of which will dramatically complement you concrete tile roof. The choices are endless!
Double Profile
The double profile has a smooth surface coupled with a split tile appearance that adds the right amount of subtle differentiation and dimension to a classic look. The best part? It's perfect for any residential and commercial tile project.
Emulating an upgraded wood shake look, this profile combines a smooth, flat surface with a partial broom swept texture that immediately grabs your attention. The type of texture allows you to create an intriguing design that welcomes many different styles from French Provincial to Cozy Cottage and even a Coastal home.
A more durable and affordable alternative to natural wood shake, this tile has beautifully textured shadow lines that graze its surface to deliver a truly rustic wood appearance. If you are seeking remarkable curb appeal, let this tile roof help complement your architectural style including Prairie, Craftsman and Bungalow, to name a few.
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High S-profile
This tile is a semi-cylindrical and is the most traditionally recognized of all tile profiles. While you may think a tile roof is suitable for only Spanish or Italian architecture, it actually offers stunning good looks that work well with any style, as it pairs nicely with stucco, stone or brick siding. It is used widely on residential, commercial, military and institutional buildings throughout the United States.
Medium S-profile
This tile has gentle curves, which adds visual interest and striking effects, easily complementing modern architectural designs and large buildings. It's particularly effective on distinctive homes, apartments, hotels, places of worship and commercial structures. It's the best of both worlds, where Mediterranean meets Contemporary.