GREENER alternative available
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Laumans TiefaSupra Variabel
Tiefa Supra Variable sets new standards for large interlocking roof tiles. The roof tile has variable coverage width and length, and the interlocking system ensures maximum imperviousness and stability in the 4-point join.
Roof tile consumption is only about 10.2 tiles per sq.m. The elegant and timeless design gives the roof surface a light appearance. The red, engobed TiefaSupra roof tile has a robust surface and no reflections. It offers a complete programme in engobed accessories.
Laumans is a German subsidiary of the Randers Tegl Group. For over a hundred years, Laumans has been synonymous with glazed and engobed roof tiles of a unique high quality. Laumans combines generations of attention to quality with innovative production methods. The result is a wide range of modern and exclusive roof tiles with strong glazings and engobes.
There is a greener alternative
Bricks are 100 % natural material. But in the production – from clay to building material – there is room for improvement. That’s why we proudly present GREENER – our greener alternative.
This brick product comes in a GREENER version. Bricks labelled GREENER are produced with sustainable energy; Wind that is renewable and biogas. Biogas is made from organic material, and the amount of CO2 emitted when burning corresponds to the amount of CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere in the material’s lifetime.
As a result, every single brick has a significant lower environmental impact than a traditional brick. Actually 50 % lower. And that is fully documented in form of EPD.
Read moreFrost guaranteed
Tested by theScandinavian climate
Our roof tiles are hard burnt and extremely resistant, so they withstand even the toughest winter cold. We call it frost guarantee.
Wall bricks
Brick-built dwellings
The modern single-family home is brick-built. Buildings in brick are robust and are ideal for the Scandinavian climate because brick has properties unlike any other building materials. Brick-built dwellings have a healthy indoor climate, are energy-efficient and last for generations.
See why well-being is something you buildThe value of the roof in the long term
Tile has by far the greatest durability and lasts twice as long as the cheapest types of roof. A new roof in tile is more expensive, but actually represents the cheapest solution in the long term. This model illustrates the development in value of a 200 m2 roof over a period of 80 years.