Plain, shouldered and fishscale clay tiles in the small formats used on English Revival, Colonial Revival and Arts & Crafts roofs.
Flat clay tile is laid in double-lap courses like slate and gives a tight, fine-grained roof texture. Shaped butts—fishscale, club, arrowhead—were used as decorative bands and are the hardest pieces to re-source on a restoration.
Plain rectangular, fishscale and shaped-butt profiles
Typical field size 6"×10" and 6.5"×10.5"
Nib-hung on battens, nailed at heads
Red, brown, buff and flashed ranges
Decorative banding pieces sold by the piece where inventory allows
Clay ships crated on edge with corner protection, typically 3–7 business days after confirmation. Send us your roof area, pitch, and photos of any existing tile and we will confirm quantity, fittings and freight before you commit.
You approve the lot before it ships.
Hip, ridge and rake tallied with the field tile.
Liftgate and scheduled delivery on request.
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Clay lots move quickly and rarely repeat. Call 225-954-8393 before you specify.