Mangalore Roof tiles

Mangalore tiles are a type of tile native to the city of Mangalore, India. The tiles were first introduced to India in 1860 by a German missionary. Since that time, the industry has flourished in India with these red tiles, prepared from hard laterite clay, in great demand throughout the country. They are exported to Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and the Far East and even as far as East Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Australia. These were the only tiles recommended for government buildings in India under the British Raj.

They provide excellent ventilation especially during summer and aesthetically as well. Some of them are especially made to be placed over kitchen and bathroom for the smoke to escape. Over a period of time, these tiles become dark to black from constant exposure to soot and smoke. These red colored clay tiles, unique in shape and size are so famous and export to all the corners of world. They are unique and are made or available in different size and shapes depending on the users need.

Key characteristics of Mangalore roof tiles:

Natural and Eco-friendly: Made from clay, a natural material, they are environmentally friendly and recyclable.

Durability: They are known for their exceptional durability and can withstand harsh weather conditions.

Aesthetics: Their distinctive shape and natural color add a rustic and traditional charm to any building.
Ventilation: The design of the tiles allows for excellent ventilation, helping to regulate the temperature inside the building

Advantages of using Mangalore roof tiles: Longevity, Energy efficiency, Aesthetic appeal

Size of tile – 16″x 9″ and 16″x 10″  Weight of tile – 3 Kg  Area Coverage – 145pcs/100sq.ft