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Tuilerie De Libercourt roof tiles
- Thread starter sirocosm
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Depends where they are. Next fool that gets talked into re-doing their 30s roof on my block and I'll be over there with a wheelbarrow. I'll even take them off myself, as I guess for most in the trade it is not worth the time to do it without breaking them.
its not worth it with those. only in your eyes because it seems yours maybe ok on top.
Far from foolish to swap some delaminating rubbish with something with a pedigree.
Anything that is worth reusing or keeping are taking off carefully regardless.
Again there is no real market for these hence they get converted into hardcore
Far from foolish to swap some delaminating rubbish with something with a pedigree.
Anything that is worth reusing or keeping are taking off carefully regardless.
Again there is no real market for these hence they get converted into hardcore
Are you sure you are talking about the same tiles?
These ones are 90 years old, and aside from a little staining and moss, they look as good as new. No pitting, no spalling, no shaling, etc. It is too bad they did not fasten them down. They have a single hole on the hook where they rest on the batten. I think I will lift them all and fix every 3rd row with stainless pan screws.
The "modern" concrete tiles on my garage look pretty shabby by comparison, at approx 1/3 the age.
These ones are 90 years old, and aside from a little staining and moss, they look as good as new. No pitting, no spalling, no shaling, etc. It is too bad they did not fasten them down. They have a single hole on the hook where they rest on the batten. I think I will lift them all and fix every 3rd row with stainless pan screws.
The "modern" concrete tiles on my garage look pretty shabby by comparison, at approx 1/3 the age.
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