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pantilepan‧tile /ˈpæntaɪl/ noun [countable usually plural] British English pantileOrigin: 1600-1700 Because it is curved, like a pan with its handle seen from the side - Because Sandtoft are producing the very first machine made clay plain tile to match the Humberside pantile.
- It is an attractive low rubble-stone building with pantile roof, and has a conical drying kiln alongside the grinding mill.
- It is not typically East Anglian but for its black glazed pantiles on the roof which are peculiar to Norfolk.
- Mellow orange pantiles seemingly cascade at many angles, surmounting buildings of varying heights, covering lower and higher ground.
- Plus the plain tile eave coursing so often seen with pantile roofs in the North East.
- The roof was finished with handmade clay pantiles from a factory at Barton-on-Humber, beneath the Humber bridge.
- These were of a soft-hued golden sandstone topped by russet-toned pantiles.
- To reduce any problems, the main roof of the house, covered with clay pantiles, has no lead flashings.
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