1 piece - monk nun half-shell roof tile made of clay - model Old Castile

Monk and nun, also known as monastery bricks, are mainly found on old buildings, especially in monasteries in the Mediterranean region, and are still used today. Also on normal houses. In the German-speaking area, bricks were common in the southern part on religious and representative buildings. It served and still serves to cover a pitched roof. The concave roof tile (nun) covers the convex roof tile (monk). But not only for the roof of a building, but also as a decorative element for a garden or patio wall, this tile is a real eye-catcher. Together with our iron windows, this creates a uniquely nostalgic feeling in your garden. These bricks come from Spain and are manufactured in a region that is world-renowned for its exceptional clay quality. The half-shell is frost-resistant according to DIN EN 539-2 and waterproof according to DIN EN 539-1. It is also used in Scandinavian countries and withstands harsh climates in all European countries. These bricks have a 10-year product guarantee from the manufacturer. <b>Scope of delivery:</b> 1 roof tile made of fired clay - Old Castile model 34 pieces make 1 m² 12 pieces for one linear metre Length: 40cm Width (top): 17 cm Width (bottom): 14.2 cm Weight: about 1.7kg new item tags: roof tile, half shell, monk and nun, clay, natural red, Mediterranean, roofing, brick, clay tile