Cedral Thrutone Textured

Name: Cedral Thrutone Textured
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SKU: mMHbnY1wYRfKtRnYBWnBSA

Cedral

Slates with a textured surface with square edges.

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Application

For all types of new build and refurbishment projects. Low pitch options to 20°.

Description

Cedral Thrutone Textured slates have an attractive textured surface with square edges which enhances the overall aesthetic quality of the roof.

Features and benefits:

A+ Green guide rating.

Low maintenance.

Fire performance classification A2-s1, d0 to EN 13501-1:2018.

Low carbon footprint of 16 CO2e/m².

More cement and fibres than any other, Cedral slates are the strongest slates in the market.

Tough enough to withstand the most volatile weather conditions.

Application:

For all types of new build and refurbishment projects. Low pitch options to 20°.

General information

Finish	Textured surface and square cut edges
Features	It has an A+ Green guide rating, low maintenance and fire performance classification A2-s1, d0 to EN 13501-1:2018. It is tough enough to withstand the most volatile weather conditions
Material	Fibre cement
Shape	Rectangular
Size	600 x 300 x 4 mm/ 600 x 600 mm x 4 mm
Uniclass 2015	Pr_25_93_72_30 Fibre-cement slatesPrimary

Specification data - Fibre-cement slates Enhanced data

Product Reference

Cedral Thrutone Textured

Standard

BS EN 492

BS 5534

ISO 9001 certified

ISO 14001 certified

“Very Good” BES 6001

Colour

Blue-Black

Heather

Russett

Stone Green

Terracotta

Turf Brown

Standard product features

Colour:

Available in a choice of six colours.

Features:

It has an A+ Green guide rating, low maintenance and fire performance classification A2-s1, d0 to EN 13501-1:2018. It is tough enough to withstand the most volatile weather conditions.

Finish:

Textured surface and square cut edges.

Material:

Fibre cement.

Shape:

Rectangular.

Size:

600 x 300 x 4 mm/ 600 x 600 mm x 4 mm.

Recyclability:

Recyclable.

Country of origin:

Ireland or Germany.