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Home›News›Monier unveils latest roof material

Monier unveils latest roof material

By Anna Hayes
October 25, 2019
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Monier Roofing has unveiled its Urban Shingle, the latest innovation in roofing materials.

The roof covers 30% of the home’s external façade so choosing the right material is vitally important.

Urban Shingle is a contemporary style that delivers a flat and seamless terracotta roof tile, available in five colours, and reaching a lower-pitch of 18 degrees with sarking.

The tile features a unique rolled nose suited for the Hamptons home trend or emerging mid-century modern design.

The terracotta tile can positively affect the value and beauty of your home, unlocking your roof’s full potential.

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