what tiles for very low pitch porch

[amstel]

Good evening everybody,
I live in a bungalow and we have a little porch on the side of the property, it is 10ft long (parallel with bungalow) but only 4ft wide, due to boundary fence. the present roof is felted on ply and does not leak, the felt just goes under the soffit/fascia.
Looking to the future, I would prefer to tile the porch by extending the rafters on the bungalow roof.
It is a fifties bungalow with small plain marley tiles, pitch =38 degrees, but the best I could get on porch is about 12 degrees ish, maybe just a tad more if I lower porch wall plate by a course of brick.
What tiles should I use if it can be done?
Any advice would be most welcome, Thanks.

 

[noseall]

A 12 degree porch roof will look hideous, particularly when viewed against the main roof of 38 dgrees.

Stick with the flattie.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

You can get the metal cladding type of tiles although they're not really tiles though and look a bit naff. http://www.decra.co.uk/Products/Decra Classic Tile.aspx No traditional tiles will go down to that pitch. As mentioned 12° is a flatty really. You could consider something like zinc with seams if it can be seen from the ground, they look pretty IMO and are not as expensive as you might think.

 

[Regencyroofingipswich]

forticrete centurion will go down to 10 degrees

 

[Nige F]

forticrete centurion will go down to 10 degrees

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