Natural Slate Roof Tiles Per M2

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Natural slate roof tiles per m2.

500 250 20 10 21 slate per m2 450 250 18 10 23 slate per m2 400 250 16 10 27 slate per m2 we ve built a simple tool to calculate the amount of slate you need for your roof. If you know the surface area of your roof you can use our simple roof slate calculator to give you the exact amount of slates you require to complete the job. The values shown in the slate coverage chart above are calculated using nominal sizes and incorporate a 5mm jointing gap. One advantage of going for a british or spanish product is that it will meet european standards bs en 12326.

Decent quality examples come in at around 25 30 per m2 which is keen enough to compete with plain clay tiles. Browse our range of premium quality natural roof slates from leading brands such as independent slate supplies. Simply select the size of slate you need and enter the size of your roof in m2 into the box. The number of roof slates that are needed depends on the slate size and the lap in mm.

This table shows the required number of slates per square metre for effective coverage. Across a full roof with a tiled area of 170m2 this could equate to a saving of 1 700 or more compared to home grown slate. Weight of slates kg area of roof m 2 slate coverage 1000 therefore the total weight 1235 1000 150 23 9 4427 kg. The total weight of slates on roof can be found from the formula.

The most popular slate size in southern england is 500 x 250mm and 400 x 250mm in the north of england and scotland. A factor which can vastly change the price of a new roof or improvements to an existing roof is the number of tiles used. Slate size roof pitch and exposure 65 mm. These roof tiles are attractively designed and they come in a range of colours and sizes to suit all design needs and aesthetics.

24 12 600mmx300mm 13 slate per m2. Siga 114 natural slate. The slate coverage per m2 can be found from table 2 23 9. In both british standard 5534 and bs 8000 part 6 will ensure they have the right level of experience to install a natural slate roof.

Slate can only be installed onto a pitched roof at the minimal level recommended above and depending on the complexity of the structure can take anywhere from one. Our slate calculator will do the rest remember when checking out to add 10 more onto the total in order to cover wastage. 20 tiles per m. 20 10 500mmx250mm 21 slate per m2.