How to Lay Mangalore Clay Roofing tiles? | ideas on Mangalore tile| Roofing solutions 

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Hello, Thank you for your appreciation. AC seems to be effective. Installing false ceiling may kill the aesthetic appeal I feel. This looks rustic.. 😊

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Hi Prasath, Thank you for your feedback. V board is contemporary and M tile is rustic in nature. V Board for ceiling work will cost you less relatively. You need to decide depending on nature of use. Good luck!

Yes, heat resistant and sound proof too. Thank you so much for your appreciation.

Mangalore tiles work shown in this video is far more expensive than concrete roofing. This is not cost saving option...sorry for my delay in responding.

Hello! Thankful for your feedback. Yes, it's is not only heat resistant it is sound proof too. It will suit the ambience of beautiful Pondicherry. Good luck.

Thank you so much. Excellent comfort in the interiors. AC Requirements wouldn't change much, may save some money on electricity though.

Hi bro, don't worry about the weather conditions, this tiles will last a lifetime. Ensure there are no coconut trees or any other tree branches that can fall and break your tiles. Good luck bro. Thanks for your valuable comment.

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Sir, Just for an aesthetic appeal. Thank you sir.

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Thank you sir. This is expensive compared to concrete roofing, at least 3 times of its cost. Plumbing and electrical will depend on the plan and layout. 1000sqft will cost you approximately 400-450 per sqft

Hi, moisture as in, did it drip? Or dew? If it is dew/moisture it is normal in cold weather. Get a coat of apex tile guard done to avoid moisture. Good luck!

@@shylaishkamath Thanks for your prompt reply. This is always helpful. yes, its just moisture and only when it is raining. Its not cold in Bangalore and the temperature is around 23C

Minimum is 3 feet. Hope this helps. Thank you so much.apologies for delayed reply.

Yes, lay the tiles as it is. Its definetly cool then the asbestos sheets. I'm not sure of the asbestos sheet combination. I would suggest just the tile. Thank you for your appreciation. Good luck!

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Thankyou for watching. A coat of weather coating on ceiling tiles will help you maintain the cooling. Hire a skilled painter. Thanks

Yes, apex ultima, terracotta shade. Will improve the life span of the tile. Thank you

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Load bearing walls/ bricks. Consult with an engineer. Good luck.

Iron is cost effective. Wood is expensive. I chose steel for the same reason. The skill to work with steel is easily available here. Hope this helps. Good luck.

I have used ceiling tiles and these are the most durable tiles for inner layer. The combination of ceiling tiles with roof tiles are the best for sound and heat insulation. Roof strength is determined by the reinforcements provided by truss and rafters, incase of Mangalore clay tiles. The cement base tiles might have a higher compressive strength but they aren't good heat insulators. The choice of the material is determined depending on the geographical location.

It has been more than a year, I'm not facing such issues. The laying of the ceiling tiles need to be laid with out any such gaps. Usually, these sort of pests come in through chipped / damaged tiles. Insect / lizard may enter the gaps if the laying is not uniform or even. Another way to ensure that the small hairline cracks are sealed is to coat the tiles with a water proofing coat. Apex ultima tile guard should work. In a double groove roof tile, the gaps between the layer of tiles is very negligible. The best way for you to find out is to go to a tile show room and get it clarified before you make the purchase. Good luck

Hello sir, I would suggest consider the roof trusses, the truss design is calculated according to the width, pitch, load bearing requirements, etc. Google some basic truss designs and see what suits you. Get professional help if the area is large. Hope this helps.

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I'm not sure on the load bearing capacity of wooden purlin. Wood is commonly used for roof tiles laying. In this case, ceiling and roof tiles together will be a lot more heavier and costlier too. Seek advice from local fabricators. Use skilled and experienced labour to get the desired result. Good luck!

Thank you for the feedback. Zigzag doesn't matter if you are using double grooving tiles because of the interlocking system in them. The laying pattern doesn't affect the flow of water always, yes, single grooving tiles it does. Zigzag laying also results in more wastage by cutting them to match them on both sides. The 45 degree slope should be good enough for effecient flow of water, irrespective of the laying pattern. Hope you agree😊

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You mean wood by boiling proof rafters? Yes, you can though steel would be cost effective. Hope this helps.

@@shylaishkamath Thanks for taking out the time to reply to my query Sir.. what I meant to ask was .. there are three grades of plywood.. moisture resistant (MR), Boiling water resistant (BWR) and Boiling water proof (BWP).. I wanted to know whether BWP .. 18mm thickness plywood (wood primer coated and enamel painted) can it be used as rafters?

Not at all. Unlike metal sheet, this is cool and quite.Good luck!

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