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Overall, then, the flat tiles would form a curved surface.

Again, you'll see the characteristic pitched roof with flat tiles, and t.

More and more, they are choosing flat tile instead of natural slate.

The roof is laid with a combination of flat tiles and pantiles.

A satellite dish the size of a small automobile sits on the flat tile roof.

One was a flat tile with a triangular design still visible on its glazed surface.

Flat tiles - the simplest type, which are laid in regular overlapping rows.

But he only finds the spot where the elaborate egg-and-dart ceramic trim that was part of the original gave way to flat tile in 1948.

Shingles are pre-manufactured rectangular or square flat tiles for roofs, walls, and individual building components.

Flat tiles normally lap two courses.

The ceilings were covered with flat tiles of small size, laid in a number of courses, in fine lime mortar.

The old pan tiles were replaced by Mangalore pattern tiles and flat tiles.

"I Can't Sleep Tile" is an elaborate trompe-l'oeil still life glaze-painted on flat tiles.

Round the skirts of the valley (which is quite level, and paved throughout with flat tiles), extends a continuous row of sixty little houses.

Imbrex and tegula, an ancient Roman pattern of curved and flat tiles that make rain channels on a roof.

She was accustomed to seeing French houses with ocher roofs of curved Roman tile, or the flat tile of the French style.

Inside many of them can be found complex structures made of mud and flat tiles, placed horizontally and vertically, that served as a kitchen and storage room.

It is rectangular in shape with a vaulted cellar in the basement, one floor with an attic covered with a high hip roof with flat tiles.

Flat tiles, as well as fragments of pottery and coins dating back to the times of Maximinus Thrax provide evidence of the town's possible Roman origins.

An alternative type of RAM comprises flat plates of ferrite material, in the form of flat tiles fixed to all interior surfaces of the chamber.

The building was designed in the Southwestern Vernacular style, which can be seen in its stucco walls, its flat tile roof, and its cast iron railings and fixtures.

But flat tiles are also fashioned to resemble roof slates, shakes and shingles, and some tiles are made with elaborate curves and flutes, to emphasize the material's own special appearance.

A typical example was the sumptuous fireplace in one room, faced with large, flat tiles but randomly punctuated with the hilts from antique Japanese swords, which were also used for the fireplace fender.

I used water from the same bottle, the same make of fizzy tablet, and launched the rockets from the middle of the same flat tile, wiping the previous water and tablets off before each new launch.

Monk and Nun is a style of roof similar to Imbrex and tegula, but instead of using a flat tile (tegula) and an arched tile (imbrex), two arched ibrex tiles are used.

So at last you can specify profiled and plain tiles together.

It is in two storeys with attics, and has a plain tile roof.

The other widespread roofing material was local red clay plain tiles.

It is built of local rag-stone and the roofs are covered with plain tiles.

However, it was necessary to renew the roof covering of clay plain tiles with identical material.

In northern Europe plain tiles were used.

The previously thatched roof has been plain tiles since the extensive restorations of 1863.

It has clay plain tile roofs with hipped ends.

The lobby, hallways and conference rooms are all bare walls and plain tiles.

The Humber plain tile, as it is appropriately to be known, is an attractive product to handle.

It contained 25 "rubber floor drawings" with additional plain tiles so that the piece would fit wall to wall.

The roofs are of plain tiles.

Plain tiles were used as borders for the elaborate inlaid designs or to pave large corridor areas.

The roof is of plain tiles with four banded brick and terracotta chimney stacks.

It is built in red brick with timber framing in its upper parts, and has a roof of plain tiles.

Tiles are less durable than slates, but good quality clay plain tiles can easily last for sixty years.

Brick with plain tile and pantile roofs.

Much of the timber framing is close studded and the roof is of plain tiles.

The long-term shows a continued growth in demand for clay plain tiles, which have doubled their volume in a decade.'

Plus the plain tile eave coursing so often seen with pantile roofs in the North East.

On Humberside, Sandtoft has recently announced that it is to make a machine-pressed plain tile for the first time.

Some concrete and clay plain tiles originally intended for roofing can also be used for cladding walls.

It is a mostly two-storey timber-framed hall house with a steeply-pitched plain tile hipped roof.

Plain tiles, often with a simple border frame, are also popular, as are tiles which create a frieze effect when laid alongside one another.

Because Sandtoft are producing the very first machine made clay plain tile to match the Humberside pantile.