Tile Systems

• Impressive optical presence
• Diamond, square and large rhombus
• Variable shapes and dimensions
• Can be produced manually or industrially
• Possibility of adaptation to complex roof geometry and nearly all curves
• Optimal use for tower covers, memorial protection and redevelopment

Tile Systems

The square and diamond rhombuses form the group small rhombuses. In contrast to plates or shingles with a similar optical effect, they have tilt-outs on the upper side and tilt-backs underneath, in the form of simple seams. They can be produced either manually or industrially and their small format ensures safe and convincing solutions even for complex buildings. Nearly all curves can be covered with no problem. Thus, the classic uses of small rhombuses include covering of gables, chimney tops and roof edges. A further development from the diamond and square rhombuses is the large rhombus. With a distinct, large visible/cover surface, their primary application is in the area of large surface façades. Yes, large rhombuses are also becoming more and more popular as an alternative roof cover. Alongside the construction advantages, their visual presence here is particularly impressive.