English Oak roof tiles
English Oak roof tiles are part of Tudor’s English Oak range (2025). English Oak is made from Etruria Marl clay, hand-pressed and kiln-fired by traditional methods, for subtle variation, rich texture and a natural patina, which gives a warm brown tone suited to period and heritage buildings.
What English Oak looks like
English Oak has a warm brown tone. Because every tile is pressed by hand, no two are quite the same shade, so a English Oak roof reads as one colour with a gentle, natural variation rather than a flat finish.
How English Oak tiles get their colour
English Oak is made from Etruria Marl clay, hand-pressed and kiln-fired by traditional methods, for subtle variation, rich texture and a natural patina.
English Oak for repairs and extensions
English Oak is a brown option for seamless repairs or extensions, and suits Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian homes. It was introduced in 2025 as part of a range developed for conservation areas, heritage properties and architecturally sensitive projects. Roof tiles for conservation areas.
English Oak at a glance
| Colour family | English Oak range (2025) |
|---|---|
| Tone | Warm brown |
| Surface | Handmade, hand-pressed and kiln-fired |
| Made as | Ask the team for current formats |
Made to BS EN 1304 with UKCA and CE marking, and tested every year by Lucideon, a UKAS-accredited laboratory. See the certificates.
Questions about English Oak tiles
What colour is English Oak?
Warm brown. English Oak is made from Etruria Marl clay, hand-pressed and kiln-fired by traditional methods, for subtle variation, rich texture and a natural patina.
Is English Oak made as peg tiles and fittings?
The English Oak colours were introduced in 2025. Ask the team which tiles and fittings are available in English Oak for your project.
Can I mix English Oak with other colours?
Yes. Each colour is packed separately, so your roofer can blend English Oak with other Tudor colours on site. Order samples of each to try the mix.
Can I see English Oak on a real roof?
Ask us for an address near you where English Oak is on a roof, or see it at the factory in Lydd by appointment.
See English Oak in daylight
Screens change colours, so order samples or visit the factory in Lydd to see English Oak next to your brick, stone or existing roof.