By Evelyn Witterholt, RCS Reporter.
Customers in need of a new roof often seek out the classic beauty of clay and concrete tiles. But many may shy away from them because of the structural modifications that need to be made due to the heavy weight of these traditional materials. Thankfully, Quarrix’s new Composite Roofing tiles give customers the best of both worlds.
With Quarrix’s Composite Roofing Tiles, customers can still have the beautiful look of clay and concrete tiles without all the weight that comes with them. Their tiles weigh 67% less than traditional materials and do not crack or break. Unlike standard clay and concrete materials, they are resistant to mold, moss and algae build-up.

The tiles come in six different colors:
Canyon earth
Desert red
Saddle brown
Black
Sage
Goldenrod
You can also give your customers peace of mind by highlighting the product’s Class 4 hail impact rating, Class A fire rating, as well as its 50-year warranty. Check out their installation video below for more information:
Learn more about Quarrix in their RoofersCoffeeShop® Directory or visit quarrix.com.
About Quarrix
Quarrix Building Products is a part of the Liberty Diversified International (LDI) family of companies and a brand within the Liberty Plastics, Inc. Business unit. LDI founded Liberty Plastics, Inc. in 1985 and, with LDI's support and passion for innovation, developed several patented designs that lead to advanced building materials and breakthroughs within the roofing industry. Quarrix quickly emerged as a leader in the specialty roofing products industry.
Fast forward to today, Quarrix is uncompromising in its commitment to quality and purpose to provide protective solutions for attics, roofs, and walls. Entrusted by millions to keep their homes beautiful and healthy, inside and out, we strive for product excellence. Values-driven and customer-focused, we care for and treat our customers as though they're family. We strive to act our LDI values of Caring, Innovation, Trust and Excellence in everything we do.
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