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Ludowici’s Flat Slab shingle tile has a smooth surface and square butt creating a clean look suitable to any architectural style. Flat Slab tiles are available in 3/8″ and 5/8″ thicknesses and standard and custom matte colors, mists and blends. Ludowici’s Flat Slab clay shingle tile is covered by a 75-year material warranty.

Characteristic	Specifications
Weight Per Square	3/8" - 1300 lbs. \| 5/8" - 2,000 lbs.
Pieces Per Square	480
Overall Size	6" x 12" x 3/8" or 5/8"
Exposure	6" x 5"
Installed Barrel Height Off Deck	N/A
Recommended Minimum Slope	5:12
Base Texture	Smooth

#	Document	Description	PDF	AutoCAD
1	FS-100	SECTION AT EAVE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
2	FS-101	SECTION AT SIDE WALL	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
3	FS-102	SECTION AT HEAD WALL	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
4A	FS-103	SECTION AT CLOSED RAKE EDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
4B	FS-104	SECTION AT OPEN RAKE EDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
5A	FS-200	SECTION AT V-HIP	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
5B	FS-201	SECTION AT #118 HIP	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
5C	FS-202	SECTION AT BONNET HIP	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
6A	FS-300	SECTION AT V-RIDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
6B	FS-301	SECTION AT #211 RIDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
6C	FS-302	SECTION AT #211 VENTED RIDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
6D	FS-303	SECTION AT ROUNDED INTERLOCKING RIDGE	View PDF	Download AutoCAD
7	FS-400	SECTION AT FIELD CUT VALLEY	View PDF	Download AutoCAD

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#	Accessory	Description
1		Terminal A tile installed at the intersection of hip(s) and ridge(s).
2		Ridge Tile A tile that is shaped to cover the uppermost horizontal part of the roof.
3		Hip Starter A tile installed at the bottom of the hip, also known as bullnose.
4		Closed Ridge End Closed-end tile installed at the gable end of the ridge.
5		Hip Tile A tile that is shaped to cover the external angle formed by the intersection of 2 sloped planes.