US Tile Saxony® 900 Split Old English Thatch Concrete Tile in Edmonton
US Tile Saxony® 900 Split Old English Thatch combines the look of natural slate with the varied appearance of a hand-hewn split tile, in a Class A fire-rated concrete tile with a non-prorated, fully transferable limited lifetime warranty.
What it is
Split Old English Thatch blends a natural-slate look with the irregular, hand-hewn character of a split tile, capturing the charm of an old English countryside roof.
Who it’s for: homeowners after a storybook, old-world roof with plenty of texture.
Key features
- Slate look combined with a hand-hewn split texture
- Varied, irregular appearance across the roof
- Class A fire rated
Key specifications
| Manufacturer | US Tile® by Westlake Royal Building Products |
|---|---|
| Material | Concrete roof tile |
| Profile | Flat |
| Look | Split slate / old English |
| Fire rating | Class A |
| Warranty | Exclusive, non-prorated, fully transferable limited lifetime warranty |
| Canadian availability | Listed by US Tile for the Canadian region |
Why it works in Edmonton
- Concrete tile will not rot, curl or need re-staining like wood shake
- Class A fire rating
- US Tile lists Saxony 900 Split Old English Thatch for the Canadian region
- We confirm the roof structure is rated for tile before quoting
- Underlayment, flashing and ice protection detailed for Alberta’s freeze-thaw and snow
Colours
US Tile offers Saxony 900 Split Old English Thatch in a range of colours and blends, but availability varies by region. Rather than list colours we can’t verify for Alberta, we confirm the current Canadian lineup with our supplier for each project.
See the colours. Browse Saxony 900 Split Old English Thatch colours on the manufacturer’s site, then contact Iron Shield Roofing and we’ll confirm what we can source for your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What style of home suits Split Old English Thatch?
Tudor, English cottage, storybook and other traditional homes where a characterful, textured roof is part of the design.
Is it a flat tile?
Yes. It is part of the flat Saxony 900 family, with a split, hand-hewn surface texture.
Can my existing roof take tile?
Concrete and clay tile are much heavier than asphalt shingles. Before quoting a tile roof, especially a re-roof, we confirm the structure is rated for the load and bring in an engineer where needed.
Need help with your home or business roofing project?
Iron Shield Roofing installs US Tile Saxony 900 Split Old English Thatch across the Edmonton region.
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