Use:Used for window sills, capping's and other decorative purposes
Fitting:Recommended to be laid broken bonded, minimum lap of 75mm & maximum joint widths of 10mm. Bedded in a mortar mix of 1: 1/4 : 3 cement, lime, sand.
Description:
Creasing tiles are single cambered, nibless clay plain tiles and can be used for cappings or copings to walls and sills. Their decorative design can be used in corbelling, arches, chimneys and decorative quoins and their weatherproof properties make them ideal for use as damp proof coursing. Available in Red.
Creasing tiles offer excellent weathering properties coupled with fine architectural detail, when used to finish brick and stone work. Due to their thin and smooth structure, clay creasing tiles are easy to cut. They are suitable for use as cappings and copings on cills, corbels, arches, quoins and chimneys but not for roofing applications.
Clay creasing tiles are durable, resistant to moisture absorption and can withstand harsh weather conditions. This makes them ideal for use as damp-proof courses, helping to prevent damp from rising through the walls of a building.
Courses of creasing tiles should be laid broken bond with a minimum lap of 75mm and maximum joint widths of 10mm and bedded in a mortar mix of 1: 1/4 : 3 cement, lime, sand.
