Our company is based in Tuscany, Italy. We buy demolition and salvage antique Italian ceramic roof tiles (tegole romane and coppe) pan and cap, that were hand- made in wood- fire ovens from Imprunetta, Italy. Imprunetta is a region famous for clay products that resist frost and freeze damage.
New roof tiles are purchased from local fabricators who have clay quarries and kilns in Imprunetta, and meet the standards of excellence for antiqued roof tiles and trim pieces.
In addition, we offer consulting services to builders and architects on Italian installation of ceramic roof tiles from Tuscany. Clients who purchase our ceramic roof products directly from us can have these services free of charge.
Pricing available upon request: Samples of roof product can be sent upon request.
CERAMIC ROOF TILES
Quotes include all trim pieces
US Customs & Duty included
Door to Door shipping included
Goods are sold in Euros only
(hand made, no machines)
1 roof square is equal to 9.3 sq meters Estimated cost for 1 US roof square: € Available upon request Cost estimate includes 8 coppo (caps), 8 tegole romane (pans) x sq. meter. Roof construction requires gronde romane (gutter tiles for rake and eves), colmi (ridge cap), and some trim pieces depending on type of roof.
Machine fabricated ceramic roof tiles, pans, caps, and trim from Imprunetta: 1 roof square is equal to 9.3 sq meters Estimated cost for 1 US roof square: € Available upon request Cost estimate includes 8 coppo (caps), 8 tegole romane (pans) x sq. meter. Roof construction requires gronde romane (gutter tiles for rake and eves), colmi (ridge cap), and some trim pieces depending on type of roof.
Machine fabricated ceramic pans and Antique ceramic caps, and trim, from Imprunetta: 1 roof square is equal to 9.3 sq meters Estimated cost for 1 US roof square: € Available upon request Cost estimate includes 8 coppo (caps), 8 tegole romane (pans) x sq. meter. Roof construction requires gronde romane (gutter tiles for rake and eves), colmi (ridge cap), and some trim pieces depending on type of roof.
(hand made, no machines)
1 roof square is equal to 9.3 sq meters Estimated cost for 1 US roof square: € Available upon request Cost estimate includes 8 coppo (caps), 8 tegole romane (pans) x sq. meter. Roof construction requires gronde romane (gutter tiles for rake and eves), colmi (ridge cap), and some trim pieces depending on type of roof.
Italian ceramic floor and ceiling tiles “cotto” (2cm, ¾ inches thickness) and (4cm, 1 ½ inches thickness) hand- made in wood-fire ovens from Imprunetta that resists frost and freeze damage. These materials also come in may different shapes and sizes and a complete list can be provided upon request.
(hand- made, no machines) Custom Orders Available upon Request
Machine- made, using new technologies to replicate hand made appearance
(hand- made, no machines) Salvage Material (Limited Quantities)
We offer a large variety of hand-made pots in different sizes. These historic designs originate from the Renaissance, and are made of the famous Imprunetta clay that is resistant to frost and freeze damage.
This type of stone can best be compared to limestone in terms of texture and hardness. The major difference is that this stone is of a light grey color, and is the standard material used by masons in Tuscany for centuries. In Tuscany pietra serena is used for most stone surfaces such as streets, interior and exterior stairs, window and door surrounds, interior finishes for floors, fireplace surrounds and other architectural elements. We work directly with a stone quarry, famous for historical reproductions for the Belli Arte buildings and gardens throughout Tuscany.
This material is custom and no stock items are available. The stone is extracted directly from the quarry and is worked based on the characteristics of the stone block and its intended uses. Custom orders generally need a minimum 12 week lead time.
Historical applications where an antique patina is desired can be recreated by a flame technique and special treatment that is the property of the artisan. In a moderately humid environment the stone will patina naturally in 1 to 2 years!
Salvage materials are stone flooring, fireplace surrounds, mantelpieces, architectural elements, cotto products, wrought iron (ferro battuto,) for home or garden.These architectural elements are non-stocking items and subject to availability.