With its Canal 50 Restauration Poudenx and Delta 10 Ste Foy tiles, Edilians is participating in the identical restoration of the roofs of the Shoe Museum

By André Sudrie - PR Agency Published on Friday, April 30, 2021 at 02:00 AM

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Following the violent hailstorm of 2019 that destroyed some of its historic monuments, the town of Romans-sur-Isère is undertaking major renovation work. This includes the restoration of the Shoe Museum's roofs to their original condition using Edilians terracotta tiles.

To restore the original appearance of the roofs of this emblematic building, nestled in the heart of a former convent, the Architects of the Buildings of France and those of the city chose:

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mso-bidi-font-family:Calibri">- the red Delta 10 Ste Foy tile for the central wing of the Museum,

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mso-bidi-font-family:Calibri">- the Canal 50 Restauration Poudenx tile, in Antique colour, for the two other 4-sided parts of the building.

In total, more than 30.000 Edilians tiles were laid, representing 2.865 m2 of coverage.

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