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Boral Monterey Slate 600 Roof Tile

Boral’s Monterey Slate 600 roof tile delivers rustic wood looks with the durability of clay


By HZ Staff April 3, 2013
Boral roof tiles
This article first appeared in the PB March 2013 issue of Pro Builder.

Emulating the authentic look of hand-split cedar shake, Boral’s Monterey Slate 600 roof tile is crafted from clay and delivers a true rustic wood appearance with the long-lasting benefits of clay. These Boral roof tiles weigh less than 600 pounds per square—up to 40 percent less than most products—and were designed for the wood shake replacement market. Installation does not typically require structural reinforcement.

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