Total area approx. 375 x 390 mm
Cover area approx. 310 x 290 mm to 322 mm
Slatted width approx. 290 x 322 mm *
Weight approx. 4.5 kg per piece
Standard roof pitch 22° (row) / 18° (group)
requirement approx. 10 pieces per m²
Packaging unit 40
Pallet content 240

Subject to technical modifications.
* Check in accordance with DIN EN 1304 before installing the ceiling.

quadro

Purist elegance for modern architecture

The Quadro—redefining architecture. With its extraordinary appearance, it makes a striking statement and gives every building a distinctive character. Its tested resistance to rain infiltration expands its range of applications to include even slight roof slopes above the specified minimum roof pitch. Any necessary additional measures must be specified during the planning phase.

Any deviation from the technical standards must be specifically agreed upon in a contract.

  • Specialist in flat sloping roofs with a unique look
  • 4-fold side fold for high rain protection
  • Economical 10-pack format with approx. 3 cm headroom
  • Only 45 kg/sqm
  • Hail resistance class 4
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Lava red

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Terrabrown

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Carbon gray

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Deep gray

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Matte black

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Titanium black

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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.