Introduction
This document provides technical information on Marley Eternit's clay creasing tiles, highlighting their specifications, applications, and technical data. It emphasizes the tiles' durability, weather resistance, and architectural versatility.

Specifications

• Size: 265mm x 165mm x 10.5mm
• Transverse Strength: 1190N
• Water Absorption: 3.9%
• Frost Resistance: Meets BS EN 539-2 Method E
• Impermeability: Meets BS EN 1304 Category 1
• Weight per Tile: 1.06kg
• Weight per Pack: 1.34 tonnes (including packaging)
• Number of Tiles per Pack: 1260

Applications
Creasing tiles are versatile and can be used for traditional tile corbelling, verge tile undercloaking, wall cappings, copings, drip courses for window sills, and chimney detailing. They are suitable for creating architectural details such as decorative quoins and arches.

Installation Guidelines
Creasing tiles should be laid in courses with a broken bond, a minimum lap of 75mm, and maximum joint widths of 10mm. They should be bedded in a mortar mix of 1:1/4:3 cement, lime, and sand. Cutting should be done using a mechanical disc cutter, adhering to Health & Safety regulations.

Product Features
Acme creasing tiles are single cambered clay plain tiles without nail holes or nibs. They offer outstanding durability, low water absorption, and high frost resistance, making them suitable for challenging applications like freestanding walls and parapets. Available in Red Smooth, they provide excellent weathering properties and fine architectural detail when used with brick and stone.