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CONCRETE ROOF TILE COLLECTIONS Asphalt Shingle Concrete Tile 139° 94° Attic Temperature Attic Temperature Boral Roofing Build something great™ ARIZONA CONCRETE ROOF TILE COLLECTIONS Asphalt Shingle Concrete Tile 139° 94° attic temperature attic temperature NATURAL PROTECTION Attic temperatures measured using identical heat sources simulating the sun’s radiation comparing Boral™ Cool Roof System to a common asphalt Why Tile? shingle installation. The result is less heat in the attic and lower energy bills. 1 2 Material Matters. BEAUTY MATTERS Our concrete tiles have texture and substance, creating a true multidimensional look for your roof. Their natural colorways harmonize easily with other exterior building elements. DURABILITY MATTERS Boral engineered tile is specifically designed for new build and reroof, helping provide protection from the elements. VALUE MATTERS Boral stands behind the quality of our roof tile with a Fully Transferable, Non-Prorated Limited Lifetime Warranty. SUSTAINABILITY MATTERS Boral roof tile is locally made and sourced in Arizona. 3 4 Color Matters. As the market leader, we strive to enhance the curb appeal of your home. We continuously develop new colors to harmonize with the shifting architectural trends in Arizona. We take pride in the color quality and blending we provide. 5 6 STYLES Boral concrete roof tile easily harmonizes with all three dominant architectural styles. CRAFTSMAN SPANISH MISSION SPANISH TRADITIONAL MEDITERRANEAN COLONIAL American adaptations of regional home TUSCAN / styles from other time periods or areas BUNGALOW of the world. Often mixed references. TRANSITIONAL RANCH / SPLIT LEVEL PRAIRIE STYLE MIXED LOOKS Prefers the clean lines of contemporary architecture, but draws heavily on details and styles from traditional architecture. CONTEMPORARY MODERN MID-CENTURY MODERN Characterized by a preference for clean lines, open concepts, decoration, ample light sources, large windows, and lack of round forms. 7 8 HIGH & MEDIUM TILE PROFILE COLLECTIONS Mission "S Mission “S” is reminiscent of the Spanish roofs found on early missions in the Southwest, dramatically P. 13 Concrete capturing the beautiful, rustic appearance of the Old World. Boosted Barcelona Caps Available installation application of Mission “S” which creates the appearance of an authentic P. 19 mortar-boosted tile. Villa Emulates beautiful Mediterranean styles Madera | Mountainwood found in Italy and Southern France. P. 21 9 10 Mission "S" | Old Mesquite Blend Mission "S" | Marbled Terra Cotta Villa | Terra Cotta LOW PROFILE COLLECTIONS ® Saxony 900 Beautiful design representative of Slate styles found in England, Northern Europe and the US Eastern Seaboard. P. 23 Versatile enough to accentuate any architectural style. Saxony® 900 Shake Captures rustic beauty of hand-hewn shakes. Ideal for French Country, Victorian Craftsman or Cottage P. 27 architectural styling. DESIGNER PRODUCT Madera 900 Madera 900 is the most affordable, authentic replication of a hand-split P. 31 cedar shake roof available. Shake | Monterey Sand Brown Flash 11 Slate | Natural Brown Slate | Goldenrod Madera | Autumnwood 12 CLASS 3 Mission "S" HAIL RATED Charleston Goldenrod 1MSCS6070 1MSCS6116 CRRC# - 0942-0073 /Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.87 / SRI: 29 CRRC#: 0942-0043 / Ref: 0.32 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 34 Terra Cotta Barro Rojo 1MSCS6100 1MSCS7024 CRRC#: 0942-0049 / Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 30 Spanish Red Slurry Finish Verona Clay 1MSSS7299 1MSCS7330 Mission "S" | Barro Rojo CRRC#: 0942-0004 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 20 13 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 14 Mission "S" CLASS 3 HAIL RATED Dunes Tan Sandstorm Marbled Terra Cotta Desert Driftwood Desert Skyline Taupe Desert Sage 1MSCS0198 1MSCS0026 1MSCS6129 1MSCS3601 1MSCS6250 1MSCS0024 CRRC# - 0942-0074 /Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 30 CRRC#: 0942-0020 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 18 CRRC#: 0942-0028 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 18 CRRC#: 0942-0022 / Ref: 0.27 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 29 Intnl Blend Signature Slurry Finish Salerno Clay Apple Bark Desert Mirage Ironwood Cascara Brown 1MSSS6661 1MSCS6330 1MSCS0431 1MSCS3640 1MSCS5773 1MSCS3238 CRRC#: 0942-0050 / Ref: 0.43 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 49 CRRC#: 0942-0012 / Ref: 0.17 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 17 CRRC#: 0942-0007 / Ref: 0.18 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 16 CRRC#: 0942-0029 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 18 CRRC#: 0942-0080 / Ref: 0.11 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 9 Desert Sunset La Terra Blend California Mission Blend Deerfield Padre Brown Flashed Slurry Finish Old Mesquite Blend 1MSCS6676 1MSCS6031 1MSCS6464 1MSCS4904 1MSSS3020 1MSCS0772 CRRC#: 0942-0075 / Ref: 0.21 / Emi: 0.87 / SRI: 19 CRRC#: 0942-0008 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 18 15 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 16 Mission "S" CLASS 3 HAIL RATED Gulfstream Charcoal Brown Blend Charcoal Blend 1MSCS4960 1MSCS1132 1MSCS1430 CRRC#: 0942-0013 / Ref: 0.21 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 21 CRRC#: 0942-0005 / Ref: 0.18 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 17 CRRC#: 0942-0072 / Ref: 0.17 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 16 Verde Blend 1MSCS7694 Mission "S" | Desert Driftwood 17 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. Mission "S" | Old Mesquite Blend Mission "S"Old Mesquite Blend 18 Boosted Barcelona Caps Salerno Clay Apple Bark 1BGCS6330K 1BGCS0431K CRRC#: 0942-0012 / Ref: 0.17 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 17 CRRC#: 0942-0007 / Ref: 0.18 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 16 Verona Clay 1BGCS7330K CRRC#: 0942-0004 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 20 Boosted Barcelona Caps | Apple Bark 19 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 20 Villa PREMIUM COLORS Hopi Blend Pinto Blend 1VASS0644 Slurry Finish 1VASS0689 Slurry Finish CRRC#: 0942-0033 / Ref: 0.49 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 57 CRRC#: 0942-0030 / Ref: 0.27 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 28 Terra Cotta Terra Cotta Gold Flashed 1VASS6100 Slurry Finish 1VASS6317 Slurry Finish CRRC#: 0942-0049 / Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 30 CRRC#: 0942-0023 / Ref: 0.26 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 27 Terra Cotta Flashed 1VASS6300 Slurry Finish Villa | Pinto Blend CRRC#: 0942-0018 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 18 21 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 22 Saxony® 900 Slate Goldenrod Desert Mirage 1FJCS6116 1FJCS3640 CRRC#: 0942-0043 / Ref: 0.32 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 34 CRRC#: 0942-0029 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 18 Charleston Marbled Terra Cotta 1FJCS6070 1FJCS6129 CRRC#: 0942-0073 / Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.87 / SRI: 29 CRRC#: 0942-0020 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 18 Camelot Cherrywood 1FJCS7954 1FJCS7002 Slate | Charleston CRRC#: 0942-0010 / Ref: 0.23 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 23 CRRC#: 0942-0006 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 18 23 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 24 Saxony ® 900 Slate Dunes Tan Desert Skyline Taupe Chestnut Brown Appalachian Blend Stone Mountain Blend Forest Green 1FJCS0198 1FJCS6250 1FJCS3613 1FJCS0330 1FJCS5354 1FJCS4598 CRRC#: 0942-0074 / Ref: 0.29 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 30 CRRC#: 0942-0028 / Ref: 0.19 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 18 CRRC#: 0942-0098 / Ref: 0.26 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 26 CRRC#: 0942-0069 / Ref: 0.14 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 11 CRRC#: 0942-0047 / Ref: 0.17 / Emi: 0.90 / SRI: 15 CRRC#: 0942-0011 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 20 Cattails Brown Blend Desert Sage Stone Mountain Dark 1FJCS3960 1FJCS3233 1FJCS0024 1FJCS5360 CRRC#: 0942-0003 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.92 / SRI: 20 CRRC#: 0942-0022 / Ref: 0.27 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 29 Padre Brown Flashed Slurry Finish Natural Brown Monterey Sand Brown Flash 1FJSS3020 1FJCS3075 1FJCS0023 Slate | Brown Blend 25 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 26 Saxony® 900 Shake Desert Mirage Rosewood 1FKCN3640 1FKCN7437 CRRC#: 0942-0029 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.89 / SRI: 18 Weathered Cedar Desert Driftwood 1FKCN3463 1FKCN3601 Hickory Natural Brown 1FKCN3726 1FKCN3075 Shake | Natural Grey Flash CRRC#: 0942-0065 / Ref: 0.15 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 14 27 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. 28 Saxony ® 900 Shake Monterey Sand Brown Flash Natural Grey Flash Forest Green 1FKCN0023 1FKCN5261 1FKCN4598 CRRC#: 0942-0011 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 20 Toffee Kocomo Blend Charcoal Blend 1FKCN0007 1FKCN3763 1FKCN1430 CRRC#: 0942-0001 /Ref: 0.15 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 14 CRRC#: 0942-0072 / Ref: 0.17 / Emi: 0.91 / SRI: 16 Brown Blend 1FKCN3233 CRRC#: 0942-0003 / Ref: 0.20 / Emi: 0.92 / SRI: 20 29 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection. Shake | Charcoal Blend 30 CLASS Madera 900 3 HAIL RATED DESIGNER PRODUCT Autumnwood Vintagewood 1MDCL3002 1MDCL5011 CRRC#: 0942-0070 / Ref: 0.13 / Emi: 0.87 / SRI: 8 CRRC#: 0942-0089 / Ref: 0.12 / Emi: 0.94 / SRI: 11 Mountainwood Winterwood Blend 1MDCL5001 1MDCL5120 CRRC#: 0942-0110 / Ref: 0.08 / Emi: 0.93 / SRI: 5 CRRC#: 0942-0183 / Ref: .21 / Emit: .91 / SRI: 21 Tahoe Blend Elkwood 1MDCL3230 1MDCL0072 Madera | Autumnwood CRRC#: 0942-0169 / Ref: .17 / Emit: .91 / SRI: 16 CRRC#: 0942-0081 / Ref: .16 / Emit: .94 / SRI: 16 31 The printed colors shown in this brochure may vary from actual available tile colors. Always use actual product samples for color selection.
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