The Sterreberg Courtrai Roof tile is clay and also a double interlocking Pantile.
These tiles sourced from a east coast property in Yorkshire.
This tile is commonly known and described as the “Sterreberg” and the “Flemish” tile.
Sterrenberg tiles are produced in the Belgian city of Courtrai. This roof tile works had a wide range of Tuile du Nord, Flemish and Roman tiles.
Kurstjens Courtrai Interlocking Clay Pantile
The Kurstjens Courtrai pantile is a very similar tile. Please follow the link to see this tile.
Sterreberg Courtrai Roof Tile Dimensions
Roof tiles per m2: 16.6 tiles
Minimum roof pitch: 22˚
Tile dimensions: 240mm x 360mm
Batten gauge: 297mm
Cover width: 201mm
Weight per tile: 2.9kg
Sterreberg Courtrai Roof Tile Popularity
This is an imported tile to the UK. Imported heavily in-between the world wars due to a lack of supply
They were a popular product in the south east of England partuclarly.
Kortrijk
Kortrijk, French Courtrai, municipality, Flanders Region, western Belgium. It lies along the Leie (Lys) River and the Leie-Scheldt Canal. The Roman settlement of Cortracum was established there, and in the 7th century St. Eloi erected a chapel on the site of the present St. Martin’s Church. Chartered in 1190, Kortrijk reached its peak in the Middle Ages as a centre of the linen damask industry.
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