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A dramatic textured terra cotta tile in irregular lengths with the feel of aged stone, Brittany shingle roof tile provides a truly provincial appearance. Brittany shingle tiles are available in standard and custom matte colors, mists and blends.

Characteristic	Specifications
Weight Per Square	1900 lbs.
Pieces Per Square	412 pcs.
Overall Size	7" x 12" x 5/8"
Exposure	7" x 5"
Installed Barrel Height Off Deck	N/A
Recommended Minimum Slope	5:12
Base Texture	Lightly Pressed Stone

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