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Roofing accessories

1/2 tile Jacob 20 Scalloped tile

Description

The JACOB 20 SCALLOPED half tile is an EDILIANS terracotta accessory that saves you precious time during tile installation

  • Harmonious finishing on your roof
  • Speedy installation
  • Technically compatible with the tile it connects to
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The JACOB 20 SCALLOPED half tile is an EDILIANS terracotta accessory that saves you precious time during tile installation

  • Harmonious finishing on your roof
  • Speedy installation
  • Technically compatible with the tile it connects to
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Specifications

Reference
300.01
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2
Reference
300.01
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2
Reference
300.01
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2
Reference
300.01
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2
Reference
300.01
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2
Reference
300.01
Tilery
Ste Foy l'Argentière
Overall width
135 mm
VMC (mechanical ventilation compliant)
No
Unit weight in Kg
1.2

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