When the largest food centre in the country wanted to find a roofing manufacturer that could create a sustainable roof which would complement the historical town of Ludlow...

Leading roofing manufacturer, Marley Eternit is expanding its renowned Hawkins clay plain tiles range, which has been manufactured in Staffordshire since the 19th century, with a new colour, Blue Smo...

Three types of fibre cement roofing and cladding materials from Marley Eternit were specified by education specialists Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture to bring both aesthetics and practicality to t...

Marley Eternit has produced a new brochure detailing its entire range of roof ventilation and dry fix systems which are compatible with its clay and concrete plain tiles, interlocking tiles and fibre...

Marley Eternit is the first roof tile manufacturer in the UK to achieve a coveted ‘A’ rating from the Building Research Establishment (BRE) for its clay plain tiles.

New tile NOx pollution for six

Helping the environment should be as much a part of working life as health and safety or arriving on time, according to Marley Eternit.

Marley Eternit has launched Solo-Fix, an integrated one-piece clip and nail fixing that can increase roof tile fixing productivity by around 33 per cent.

Marley Eternit’s traditional clay plain tiles provided the ideal solution when Richard and Felicity Hunt wanted to restore the roof of their home, Hempsill Hall, a 15th century building in Nuttall, N...

Roofing design and aesthetics were not the only points to consider when Rick Smith Roofing used 200,000 of Marley Eternit’s Ashmore interlocking double plain tiles to roof an exclusive development in...

Marley Eternit has updated its online technical services to include its entire range of clay, concrete and fibre cement roofing products. The tools – Estimator, TileFix and SpecRite – are open to all...

The environment is set to impact heavily on the roofing industry in 2007, according to Marley Eternit, which has just published its latest Green Guide to Roofing.