The Jacobi Walther Tradition is a classic double Roman tile, particularly suitable for both historical and modern roof designs. With its proven shape and robust construction, this tile offers not only aesthetic advantages but also outstanding functional properties, making it a popular choice for new builds and renovations.

Technical specifications of the Jacobi Walther Tradition

  • Overall dimensions: 25.0 x 42.3 cm
  • Cover length range: 33.5 – 36.4 cm
  • Cover width: 20.5 cm
  • Weight per piece: approx. 4.3 kg
  • Quantity required per m²: approx. 13.7 – 14.1 pieces
  • Standard roof pitch: ≥ 25°

Design and aesthetics

The Jacobi Walther Tradition tile combines traditional design with state-of-the-art technology. Its specially shaped groove ensures excellent water drainage, while the precise fit allows for quick and efficient installation. The tile is available in various colors, including natural red, natural red engobe, antique red, and antique black. For an expanded color palette, Jacobi Walther also offers avant-garde glazes such as volcanic black, chestnut brown, and navy blue.

Special design features

  • Traditional design that integrates perfectly into historical and modern buildings
  • Shaped troughs for excellent water drainage and high rain protection
  • Available in various colours and engobes for individual customisation

Advantages of the Jacobi Walther Tradition

  • Cost-effectiveness: Low brick requirement of approximately 13.7 to 14.1 bricks/m²
  • Flexibility: Suitable for roof pitches from 25°
  • Aesthetics: Timeless design for a harmonious roof surface
  • Weather resistance: High resistance to rain, frost and other weather conditions.
  • Durability: Robust construction for a long service life

Assembly and processing

The Jacobi Walther Tradition tile is easy to install thanks to its specially developed interlocking head and flexible coverage length range. The tile adapts effortlessly to various roof structures, reducing the need for cutting. The precise fit ensures a tight and weatherproof roof covering.

Assembly steps

  1. Inspection of the roof substructure and preparation of the battens
  2. Precise alignment of the first row of bricks at the eaves
  3. Shear-like laying pattern with sufficient overlap to ensure rainproofness
  4. Use of suitable fastening materials for wind protection
  5. The laying is completed with matching shaped tiles at the ridge and verges.

Applications

  • New buildings: Ideal for modern and historical roof designs
  • Renovations: Particularly suitable for re-roofing existing roofs
  • Various building types: Suitable for residential buildings, public buildings and commercial buildings

Care and maintenance

The Jacobi Walther Tradition tile is easy to care for and durable. Thanks to its robust surface structure, the tile remains functional and visually appealing even after years of use. Regular inspection and simple cleaning measures help to extend the roof's lifespan and maintain its functionality.

Compatibility with CLEVER-TILE ®

Whether our system is suitable for the Jacobi Walther Tradition roof tile depends on the cover dimensions, tile geometry and installation requirements. The flexible ends of our replacement tile are shaped to the neighbouring tiles during installation. The model name alone does not confirm suitability.

Advantages of CLEVER-TILE ®

  • Universal fit: Compatible with most roof tile types
  • Roof-friendly: Even weight distribution in the roof structure
  • Easy assembly: Quick and easy to install
  • Weather resistance: Reliable protection against rain and snow
  • Robust construction: Made from durable materials

Conclusion: Jacobi Walther Tradition and CLEVER-TILE ® – The ideal combination

The Jacobi Walther Tradition tile is the perfect choice for a variety of roofing requirements. With its classic shape, high flexibility, and robust construction, this tile is ideal for new builds and renovations. Combined with CLEVER-TILE ®, your roof will be functional, durable, and aesthetically pleasing.

Referenced terms and sources

This existing glossary article was reviewed and approved on 14 October 2026. Time-sensitive information still refers to its original publication context unless the article states otherwise. It does not replace installation instructions or confirm compatibility with a particular roof tile model.

Machine-assisted translation. The German version remains available.

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