420 x 332 mm.

17,5ᴼ (100mm headlap) 26ᴼ (75mm headlap)

45ᴼ (Above maximum pitch consult Marley Roofing).

75mm (for pitch of 26ᴼ and above) 100mm (for pitches of 17,5ᴼ to 26ᴼ)

320mm (100mm headlap and at pitches between 17,5ᴼ and 26ᴼ 345mm (75mm headlap and at pitches of 26ᴼ and above)

294mm (nominal at lock mid shuffle position).

10,63 tiles/m² (net) at 100mm headlap 9,86 tiles/m² (net) at 75mm headlap

+ - 47,9 kg/m²at 100mm headlap + - 44,4 kg/m² at 75mm headlap

3,13 lin.m/m² at 100mm headlap 2,9 lin.m/m² at 75mm headlap

38 x 38mm for rafters/supports not exceeding 760mm centres 38 x 50mm (batten fixed flat) for rafters/supports not exceeding 900mm centres 38 x 50mm (batten on edge) for rafters/supports not exceeding 1 000mm centres Note: Above 760mm the rafter spacing can be increased only with engineer-designed trusses and with 38 x 50mm batten of the correct grade. All structural timber must comply with S.A National Standards.

63mm Corrosion-resistant tile fixing nails.

390mm (nominal).

Marley Undertile Membrane or Radiant Barrier is recommended at all pitches in exposed and coastal areas. The minimum pitch and minimum headlap must not be reduced under any circumstance. It is always better to raise the safety factor of the roof by adding a full course of tiles and increasing the tile headlap evenly on the rafter length. In exposed areas the tile headlap may be increased, but greater lap is not as effective as a steeper pitch. Due to natural variations in the raw materials and the occasional occurrence of efflorescence on concrete products, absolute colour uniformity on the roof cannot be guaranteed with Standard Through colour tiles. All tiling and fixing to comply with SANS 10062 and 10400L code of practice.