The strength of natural British Etruria Marl clay meets the strength of the full support of BMI Redland. This is why Rosemary has been the first name in clay plain roof tiles since 1837 – a stronger heritage that’s measured in generations, matched by a stronger tile proven to protect buildings and lives for generations to come. This is the Rosemary way: naturally stronger.

 
The Rosemary name is synonymous with the clay plain roof tile, adding distinction and character to pitched roofs for over 175 years. Today, a range of single and cross-camber tiles combine the quality of hand-crafted clay with the reliability of modern machine-made techniques. Produced from the finest Etruria Marl clay, Rosemary is offered in a range of weathered, brindled and single colours that create striking and attractive roofs – whatever style you’re looking for from heritage, to traditional or even an English cottage roof.