- A
pantile is a type of
fired roof tile,
normally made from clay. It is S-shaped in
profile and is
single lap,
meaning that the end of the tile laps only...
- 51°07′34″N 0°15′28″E / 51.12615°N 0.257792°E / 51.12615; 0.257792 The
Pantiles is a
Georgian colonnade in the town of
Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England...
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resort of Cleethorpes. The area has been an
important centre for clay
pantile production since the 18th
century and the
industry is
still represented...
- the semi-circular curve. This
could add a
taper to one end of the tile.
Pantiles are
similar to
mission tiles except that they
consolidate the pan and cover...
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Restoration and a
fashionable resort in the mid-1700s
under Beau Nash when the
Pantiles, and its
chalybeate spring,
attracted visitors who
wished to take the waters...
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orange brown brick "in a
random bond". It
features timber-boxed
eaves and a
pantile roof. To the left of its façade are a door and p****age
which lead to Shambles...
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built of red
brick with
stone dressings,
weatherboarding and plaster, with
pantile roofs. It
forms a
square plan
around a
covered yard. The main
front has...
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majority of
older buildings are made of
locally quarried limestone with red
pantile roofs and
those which developed as part of the
grand country house estates...
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brick in
Flemish bond. Its
shopfront is timber-framed. It has a
hipped pantile roof. Both of the building's
doors have
decorative transoms. The building's...
- Farmhouse) — Late 17th
century The
farmhouse is in sandstone, and has a
pantile roof with
coped gables and
shaped kneelers.
There are two storeys, three...
