It weathers heat, salt air, driving rain and decades of sun without losing the look that made it worth choosing.
9 clay tile profiles, crafted by two world-class manufacturers.
Ladrillera Santafé
La Escandella
At SantaféTILE, we distribute true clay roof tiles from Ladrillera Santafé, a Colombian company with more than 70 years of experience crafting clay by hand and at their state-of the art facility, and La Escandella, the world-class manufacturer from Spain, present in more than 70 countries.
70+
years crafting clay by hand — Ladrillera Santafé, Colombia
70+
countries served by La Escandella, Spain
Together, we create a portfolio of tiles that cover any architectural style, climate condition, and project you work on.
Discover below tiles by profile, style, color, or manufacturer and when you find what you like, a sample is just a request a away.
The Palm, Dubai with La Escandella on top.
Our Styles
Different types of clay roof tiles. Each one different. Each one authentic.
Narrow It Down
Not every project calls for the same style. Here are three ways to narrow it down.
Clay tile colors aren't painted. They come from the clay itself, the kiln, and the process. That means they don't fade, chip, or peel. Browse the full color range and see what feels right for your project.
By Style
Clay tile colors aren't painted. They come from the clay itself, the kiln, and the process. That means they don't fade, chip, or peel. Browse the full color range and see what feels right for your project.
By Color
Ladrillera Santafé brings 60 years of Colombian technology and craftsmanship of the handmade tradition. La Escandella brings the precision and look of a global leader in Spanish clay tile manufacturing. Each one has a distinct character and knowing the difference helps you decide with more confidence.
By Brand
Ladrillera Santafé
Colombia
La Escandella
Spain
Clay roof tiles come in several distinct styles: barrel (two-piece systems like the Mission Barrel or Curved), S-tiles (single-piece, like the Spanish S or Mixed Large S), flat tiles (like the Planum), and specialty tiles like handmade ceramic (Venice) or shake-style clay (Hudson). The right one depends on the architectural style, climate, and performance requirements of each project.
Clay tile roofs can last and are rated up to 100 years. The material doesn't degrade the way concrete or synthetic materials do, and they don’t absorb moisture at damaging levels, or crack under UV exposure. they don’t lose structural integrity over time when properly installed.
Yes, each state has specific reasons why clay tiles are ideal. In Florida, all our styles are Miami Dade County and Florida Building Code approved for wind and impact resistance.In Texas, the clay tiles handle hail and extreme heat cycles and in California, they carry a Class A fire rating that meets state building code requirements in high-risk zones.
You can use the find a Supplier page or contact us to find the right purchasing options for your project.
Start with the design and home style. This usually leads to two or three options. From there, color, project requirements and installation details narrow it down. We can help you compare options and identify the best one.
The Palm, Dubai
Whether you're specifying for a project, preparing a quote, or just need to see and feel the tile before committing the answer is the same.
Request a sample and we'll get it to you. Or find a supplier in your area and talk to someone who can help you.
Unsure which product to request? Our team can help you review options before taking the next step.
