Marley Eternit Roofing

In 1999 marley building materials was acquired by the etex group one of the largest european manufacturers of building materials and six years later it synergised the eternit and marley roofing business to form marley eternit limited the uk s leading provider of roofing products.

Marley eternit roofing.

Leading provider of roofing and facade solutions cedral click the perfect choice aesthetic appeal ease of installation and low maintenance up keep made marley eternit s cedral click wall cladding system the perfect choice for a stunning new home. It is particularly suitable to complex roof geometries down to 15. Marley eternit thrutone fibre cement roof slate. With more cement and fibres than any other cedral slates are the strongest slates in the market and tough enough to withstand the most volatile weather.

If you take material costs alone natural slate can cost between 70 and 100 per m 2 whereas a concrete slate like edgemere can be as little as a third half the price. Colour material fibre cement pitch 15 90 this is a fibre cement slate with a smooth surface and square cut edges. Huge discounts at the roofing outlet with fast nationwide deliveries. Marley have been produced roof tiles for over 100 years and have built up a superb reputation as one of the uk s leading manufacturers.

Marley are manufacturers of outstanding clay and concrete roof tiles. Which means you can achieve a designer roof without the price tag. This provides maximum impact strength without affecting the durability of the product. A new chapter for the uk s leading roof systems manufacturer the vast experience gained in manufacturing pitched roof tiles and roofing products over the course of the last 100 years and a passionate commitment to driving industry standards have contributed to successfully establishing marley as the uk s market leader in holistic roofing systems.

Profile 6 is a high strength fibre cement corrugated roof sheet with polypropylene reinforcement strips inserted along precisely engineered locations that run along the length of the sheet.