This splendid Victorian mansion, which was erected in the Tudor style of architecture between 1848 and 1853, had reached a stage where it required some restoration and new build work to ensure that it continued to be a significant landmark in the Gloucestershire region.

The project brief was immense and included a huge scale tile replication of different colours, shapes and sizes, and the re-use of existing roof tiles where possible on the existing buildings.

There were several major challenges to this project. These included finding a tile to match the existing ones on the main roof of the old house, and to identify a tile that would blend sympathetically with the existing tiles for the new build work that was to be constructed in the grounds and adjacent to the existing buildings.

Tiles:                      200,000 Blue Brindle 
Ornamental Tiles:  200,000 Blue Brindle Club
Roof Components:  Angle Ridges, Valleys,
                               Hips and Angles

The Tortworth Court Hotel project was a combination of Refurbishment and New Build.  The fitting and fixing were of a very high standard of craftsmanship and the aesthetic appeal of the roof was impressive, creating a Gothic yet romantic and sophisticated châteaux design.  

On completion, in excess of 7,000m² of new and existing tiling had been carried out.