Traditional Roof Tile

Chinese traditional roof tiles refer to Ancient architectural roof tiles used in ancient buildings in China, which have been used for thousands of years and are an important part of ancient Chinese architecture.

The manufacturing process for traditional roof tiles begins with the selection of suitable raw materials such as fired clay or earthenware. The materials were then mixed with water and ground into a paste, which was poured into molds to form the desired shape and size of the tile. After the tile was removed from the mold, it was typically glazed on its upper surface to provide a smooth, weatherproof finish. The tiles were then fired in a kiln to harden the clay and create the desired shape and color.

In terms of application, Chinese traditional roof tiles were typically used for covering roofs of ancient buildings such as temples, palaces, and gardens. They provided a durable, weatherproof surface that could withstand wind, rain, snow, and other elements of nature. The tiles were also highly fire-resistant and helped to provide thermal insulation for the building.