Total area approx. 222 x 390 mm
Cover surface approx. 180 x 270 to 292 mm
Batten width approx. 270 to 292 mm *
Weight approx. 2.6 kg per piece
Standard roof pitch 30°
requirement approx. 20 pieces per m²
Packaging unit -
Pallet contents -

Subject to technical changes.
* Check before covering in accordance with DIN EN 1304.

Castello (custom-made)

Meyer-Holsen is one of the leading suppliers of roof ceramics in Europe for the demanding restoration of historic buildings and the roofing of special properties with its top-quality products and individual solutions.

With the Castello model, we have reinterpreted a traditional form and thus more than meet contemporary requirements in terms of technology, appearance and monument protection regulations.

Developed color examples can be seen below - other colors on request.

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Bongossi brown

(MARCATO®-GLAZE)

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Frisian blue

(MARCATO®-GLAZE)

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Rape yellow

(MARCATO®-GLAZE)

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Brick diversity for a Berlin industrial monument - Meyer-Holsen at the Friedrichshagen waterworks

A project like this doesn't come along every day: we supplied tiles that had to meet the highest aesthetic and technical requirements for the refurbishment of the roofs of the historic pumping machine houses A and B of the Friedrichshagen waterworks in Berlin in line with the preservation order.

The monument preservation authorities set clear specifications: Tile shape, cut length and, above all, a natural color play of three different shades of red were to match the original covering as closely as possible.

We supplied the entire roof area of approx. 3,200 m²:

  • Around 50,000 hollow tiles for the main roofs
  • around 7,500 Sankt Moritz tower tiles for the characteristic tower surfaces
  • approx. 3,500 Mönch-und-Nonne bricks with a hand-stroke look for battlements
  • as well as numerous shaped tiles, ridge and hip tiles for elaborate details

Why Meyer-Holsen?
👉 "The bricks came closest to the historical original - this was the only reason we were able to issue the tender with material specifications."
- Ina Paul, Site Manager, Berliner Wasserbetriebe

We are proud to contribute our expertise to the restoration of this unique building in keeping with its listed status.