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that's bananas, in Australia replacing a roof is really uncommon. much like the poster above in the UK it's usually either corrugated "tin" (actual metal varie
by lathiat 10y ago
that's bananas, in Australia replacing a roof is really uncommon. much like the poster above in the UK it's usually either corrugated "tin" (actual metal varies) or Terracotta/concrete tiles.
We don't really have any of the "shingle" type stuff. The "Tuscan" glass tile from the Tesla event is the closest looks to the most common tiles here.
- danieltillett 10y agoYou normally don't replace a tile roof unless you get hit by a big hail storm. If these glass tiles hold up to hail better than tile then they would be good fit here. Corrugated iron rusts out, but it has a pretty long lifespan. The bigger issue is in many areas you are restricted in what roof material you can use - lots of locations limit you to tiles only.