Rustic roof in Mediterranean style - classics in an idyllic climate
Rustic roof tiles, once characteristic of the southern regions of Europe and the USA, are now increasingly used in Polish construction. They add a unique character to any building.
Polish implementation of the importer: dachyrustykalne.pl
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They perfectly fit modern, as well as traditional architectural styles.At the same time, they perfectly distinguish suburban residences, thanks to their unique atmosphere and colors. These roof tiles are durable, solidly made. Available in a wide range of colors, they are an attractive alternative to standard shades of black and gray.
Polish implementation of the importer: dachyrustykalne.pl
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Worth recommending is the Tuscany model, with a profile of greater curvature, resembling a monk-monk tile, which has a range of applications. It goes well with modern buildings with a simple body, large glazing and bright facade. It goes perfectly with wood and stone elements, creating a rustic atmosphere. Tognana Tuscany tile is also perfect for commercial developments such as restaurants, hotels and resorts, giving them a unique character and distinguishing them from other buildings.
Polish implementation of the importer: dachyrustykalne.pl
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Italian tiles for historic roofs
In projects where it is necessary to preserve the historic or Mediterranean look of buildings, it is worth using Antique type roof tiles, such as the Tuscany model, They allow to obtain the characteristic monk-monk style, while eliminating the problems of demanding installation. They are often used in the restoration of historic buildings, such as churches, monasteries, mansions and townhouses. These products meet the requirements of historic preservationists. These tiles form a stable and tight roof covering, are frostproof and resistant to changing weather conditions.
Polish implementation of the importer: dachyrustykalne.pl
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The photos shown are from the importer's Polish realization, where Antique Tognana Tuscany tiles were used.
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