Specifiers searching for a roof tile range that offers strength, durability and good looks, coupled with distinctive variation in texture and shape, should look no further than the new Dreadnought Classic handformed range, the company says. <br> <br> This newest addition to Dreadnought Tiles' offer is a close match to the company's original handmade tiles manufactured up until the 1980s. Dreadnought explains that these tiles have a greater variation in texture and shape, creating charming, individual roofs that are also technically competent and long-lasting. <br> <br> Full details of the new Classic Handformed range, including colours and technical data, are contained within a new brochure available from Dreadnought Tiles. <br> <br> Dreadnought Tiles is based in Brierley Hill, West Midlands. It uses Etruria Marl clay sourced from pits half a mile from the plant, minimising transport needs and lessening environmental impact.<br> <br>