Roman Sans

The Roman Sans is a clay tile made in France, like all Imerys tiles. It is manufactured and fired at Leguevin near Toulouse. It's a model with a pronounced camber. The Roman Sans is a typical canal tile from the south. Over the decades, the Roman Sans has gained a reputation without equal. The Roman Sans owes its fine quality to the clays from which it is made. If you add to that the knowledge and skills built up over generations, you have a tile that is created in and faithful to its homeland and whose reputation is firmly established. The style of the tile is well adapted to the roofs of the south in general. However, each area, each village and each roof is unique. The range of colours for the Roman Sans is exceptionally wide, catering for all tastes. The Roman Sans allows you to recreate an elegant look that matches or contrasts with your existing roof. The Roman Sans is an established tile. It is well suited to old properties as well as to newbuild. For renovation work, a Roman Sans will add a traditional note of elegance to a roof. On contemporary structures, the Roman Sans offers a bridge between the architecture of today and that of yesteryear, integrating successfully into the local scene.