Redland 49 Roof Tile Slate Grey 382mm x 226mm
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The Redland 49 Slate Grey roof tile is a compact concrete tile measuring 382mm x 226mm, ideal for DIY pitched roof projects on homes, extensions, or garages. Its lightweight design and small size make it easy to handle and install, even for solo workers, while the smooth slate grey finish gives a clean, modern look with a subtle camber for added strength and water runoff. Use it on roofs from 17.5° to 90° pitch, covering about 16-18 tiles per square metre depending on gauge. It's a cost-effective choice for new builds or repairs, fixed with standard roofing nails to battens. Mix tiles from at least three packs for consistent colour.
As of August 2026, PriceNailer data confirms that the cheapest price for Redland 49 Roof Tile Slate Grey 382mm x 226mm is £1.80 from Selco across 2 suppliers. Prices have increased by 13.5% over the last 8 months.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Redland 49 tiles do I need per square metre?
You'll need approximately 16-18 Redland 49 tiles per square metre, depending on the gauge used. The exact number varies based on your roof pitch and batten spacing requirements.
What roof pitch can I use Redland 49 tiles on?
Redland 49 tiles are suitable for roof pitches from 17.5° to 90°. This wide range makes them versatile for most residential roofing applications, from low-pitched extensions to steep traditional roofs.
What are the exact dimensions of Redland 49 tiles?
Each Redland 49 tile measures 382mm x 226mm. This compact size makes them lightweight and easy to handle, particularly beneficial for DIY installations or solo workers.
How do I install Redland 49 roof tiles?
Redland 49 tiles are fixed using standard roofing nails to timber battens. For best colour consistency, mix tiles from at least three different packs during installation to avoid colour variations across your roof.
Are Redland 49 tiles suitable for DIY roofing projects?
Yes, Redland 49 tiles are ideal for DIY projects due to their lightweight concrete construction and compact size. They're commonly used on homes, extensions, and garages by both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.