These reclaimed Kent peg tiles still have the lichen and moss on them to give them a genuine authentc look.  Reclaimed from a farm building in Kent, the tiles are about 200 years old and would match a tile on most period propertys.

These rustic hand made Kent peg tiles would suit any period property.  Reclaimed from a farm building near Hastings on the Sussex coast, they have an oldy worldy character to them.

These reclaimed hand made Swallow nib tiles are 10 and a 1/2 by 6 and a 1/2 inches.  They are a nice orange colour and offer an inexpenxsive alternative to a peg tile and it would be difficult to tell the difference once back on the roof

Over the years we have carried out many site clearences.  We have acquired many different types of new hand made tiles as a result.  When mixed together as shown in the picture, they form a varied, inexpensive and aesthetically pleasing hand made tile roof. 

These peg tiles are Sussex peg tiles.  Typically larger than a Kent peg tile they tend to be straighter and thicker.  We have 3 to 4000 in stock currently and have some more in the pipeline.

The picture shows our current stock of ridge, bonnet and valley tiles.  Our ridge tiles can be half round, hog back or more ornamental in design.  We also stock slate ridge as well as new hand made Spicer fittings including ridge, bonnets and tile and a halfs.