Recycled Milk Bottle Roof Slates

Any cosmetically damaged or unused material can be recycled again into new synthetic slate roof tiles or products and thus will not take up space in landfills.

Recycled milk bottle roof slates.

But in the case of recycled plastic roof tiles this mixture can be processed without the need for separation thanks to the experimentation of a dedicate engineers. Discarded materials like used vehicle tires and even plastic milk bottles are cut heated and molded into shingles that look very similar to natural slate tiles. Please subscribe to our channel for. There is no need for custom made accessories because every slate can be cut and set to any angle or size you need.

Eco slates are made from 95 recycled plastic and in turn are fully recyclable at the end of their life. Similar in look to natural slate once installed they naturally seal to each other to each creating a wind and rain proofed roofing system. Breezesta manufacturers premium outdoor furniture made of recycled poly lumber to be part of the environmental solution. Light weight truly a featherweight advantage the weight of our synthetic slate roof tiles is quite similar to that of standard plastic roof shingles.

The environmental impact from manufacturing these shingles is unknown yet repurposing an existing product that can be recycled again follows the basics of cradle to cradle principles. Note that as the slate shingles are manufactured from 100. Plastic roofing tile interlocking durable sustainable roofing products for home roofs extensions outbuildings conservatories stables and agricultural farm buildings. 100 recycled self bonding roof slate shingle is available in 2 x colours grey and old world red the slate has the unique flexibility to be used for valleys and ridges.

Envirotile lightweight low pitch roof tiles and storm proof roof tiles. For the manufacture of plastic roof tiles the material is separated into hard and soft material diced into small pieces combined and then melted. The method involves melting one kilogram of polyethylene bags in a heated iron bucket then adding four kilograms of sand to the bucket and mixing the mixture. They have many uses from new build houses to sheds.