How do we design a roof that reflects our personality and will also withstand the test of time for generations to come? With ceramic roofing solutions from Brikston! With a diverse range of products, models, and colors, you are sure to create a roof design that defines you.
Moreover, considering that we want a home where our children can live safely, it is important to choose a durable tile. As proof of its durability, Imerys tiles come with a 30-year warranty.
Another argument for choosing Imerys ceramic tiles offered by Brikston is that they combine tradition with the latest technologies to create a natural material product that meets high standards of resistance, efficiency, and design.
The properties of Imerys tiles have been recognized worldwide, being one of the most important producers in the field, repeatedly awarded for innovation and design at the international Batimat exhibition.
After choosing the material from which we will build the roof, the next step is to choose a model that matches the architectural style of the house. Brikston ceramic tiles offer you the possibility to choose from a wide range of models, depending on the purpose (new construction or renovation) and the desired stylistic accent (modern, classic, rustic, historical).
If you want your roof to be a statement of stylistic refinement, we recommend the Diamant model of Imerys ceramic tiles. It is Brikston's star product, being a premium tile in terms of quality and appearance. Being highly appreciated, the Diamant model won the gold trophy for design in 2003 at Batimat.
This is because its versatile design allows for the creation of new models that will transform your home into an architectural jewel.
Chromatically, the Diamant model is available in two shades: Argentique and Flammé Rustique, which match both a facade designed in a palette of warm colors and cool tones. And because it is a special product, the Diamant ceramic tile is also available in a transparent version, which you can use to create a lighting zone in your home through the roof.
