Overview: The document provides a comprehensive overview of Ludowici's clay
roof tiles, highlighting their specifications, styles, and unique features. It emphasizes the brand's commitment to quality, durability, and aesthetic appeal, offering a wide range of colors and custom options.
Specifications: Ludowici tiles are crafted from Ohio clays and fired at temperatures exceeding 2,100º F, making them resistant to rain, snow, heat, and fire. The tiles have a water absorption rate of less than 3% and are classified as Class 1, Grade 1. The company offers a 75-year warranty, with 20 years of Prime Protection™ covering replacement costs.
Tile Types and Features: The document categorizes tiles into several types, including Flat Shingle, Interlocking Tiles, Interlocking Profile Tile, Mission/Pan & Cover Tile, Spanish Tile, and Quarry Tile. Each type is described with its unique texture, size, and color options. For example, the Antique™ Flat Shingle has a rough texture and chipped edges, while the Americana™ Interlocking Tile features a tree bark texture.
Color and Customization: Ludowici offers 45 standard colors and custom options, with a focus on the artistic application of color. The Impressionist Series introduces a unique color blending technique inspired by famous artists, ensuring no two tiles are identical.
New Products: The document introduces two new products: Imperial Slate and Celadon™ Ceramic Slate™, both designed to mimic the appearance of natural slate while offering the benefits of ceramic tile.
Architectural Support: Ludowici provides extensive support for architects, including a Color Guide developed using the PANTONE TEXTILE Color System® and a technical department for project approvals in alpine conditions.
Conclusion: Ludowici positions itself as the premier choice for
clay roof tiles, emphasizing its unmatched quality, creative possibilities, and the ability to complement any architectural style.