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Roofing Awards Entries

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Jun 20 2003

The Clay Roof Tile Council (CRTC) has launched its second Clay Roofing Awards and is calling all specifiers, who have used genuine clay roof tiles in their development or refurbishment projects between 1 October 2001 and 31 October 2003, to send their entries in now. The closing date for entries is 31 October 2003.

The event is part of an on-going marketing campaign by the CRTC to highlight the environmental benefits, versatility, durability, and aesthetic qualities of clay roof tiles.

There will be six awards, with four main categories: Housing, Commercial, Best New Build/Refurbishment Clay Roof – Ecclesiastical and Best Self Build Clay Roof

Source: Clay Roof Tile Council

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