Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home High exposure Share Tweet Help To contrast the clean, plastered exterior of this house, the designer specified barrel-shaped Monier Elabana concrete roofing tiles A view of some roofing from Monier Roofing. Street appeal is all about giving your home the X-factor. And one of the best ways to provide this is with a palette of contrasting textures.For this Tuscan-inspired house, built by Jalcon Homes, it is the mix of smooth plaster, textured stone veneer, and barrel-shaped Monier Elabana concrete roofing tiles that provide the visual impact. The roofing tiles, in Sorrento a terracotta colour also make a strong contrast to the natural grey house exterior.Monier Roofing national sales manager Marsden Griffiths says that as well as adding character, the concrete tiles offer a number of benefits. A view of some roofing from Monier Roofing. "A flexible pointing system bonds the ridge capping to the tiles, eliminating the need for mechanical fasteners. The system also prevents leaks, as it moves with the natural flexing of the house."Griffiths says the tiles are made to withstand New Zealand's weather extremes, including heat, snow, ice and salt spray. Because they are low maintenance, Monier concrete tiles also offer long-term savings on repairs.Monier tiles are available in a range of colours, shades and profiles. All Monier roofs carry a 50-year performance guarantee that they won't warp, crack, corrode, or become porous. A view of some roofing from Monier Roofing. For details, contact Monier Roofing, PO Box 12-740, Penrose, Auckland, freephone 0800 Monier (666 437). Website: www.monier.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 17 Oct, 2007 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Mixing it up 22 Dec, 2024 Deep in the jungle 22 Dec, 2024 Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2315 NZ2315 Read More Similar Stories