Project Snapshot
A Barcelona 900 Tile Roof Built in Layers
The aerial photograph documents the completed roof on a real Parkland home. The other images are clearly labeled product references for the specified tile, underlayment, and foam. The public location is limited to Parkland, Florida; the street address is not published.
- Location
- Parkland, Florida
- Project type
- Residential concrete tile roof replacement
- Deck preparation
- Roof-deck seams sealed with seam tape
- Underlayment system
- #30 felt with Polyglass Polystick TU MAX above
- Concrete tile
- Newpoint Barcelona 900, Avalon Beach Blend
- Tile attachment
- APOC Polyset AH-160; medium paddies, approximately 7 × 2 inches
Actual Parkland Project
Finished Roof in Avalon Beach Blend
The finished aerial view shows the tile field, intersecting hip lines, ridges, valleys, and the screened-pool roof geometry on the completed home.
This is the only jobsite photograph in the case study. The supporting images below identify the products and are not presented as construction-progress photos.
Layered Underlayment System
Seam Tape, #30 Felt, and Polystick TU MAX
The roof-deck seams were sealed with seam tape. A #30 felt base layer was installed next, followed by Polyglass Polystick TU MAX above the felt before the concrete tile installation.
Because TU MAX was installed over #30 felt on this project, this page does not describe the assembly as direct-to-deck. TU MAX is a self-adhered waterproofing underlayment designed for tile applications, including adhesive-set systems.
View official Polystick TU MAX information
Concrete Tile Selection
Newpoint Barcelona 900 in Avalon Beach Blend
The homeowner selected Newpoint Barcelona 900 concrete tile from Westlake Royal Roofing. The high-profile shape creates a rounded barrel-style roof surface, while Avalon Beach Blend combines warm red, tan, and brown tones.
The tile swatch is included as a product reference so the profile and color variation are easier to see. The aerial image above is the documentary view of the material installed on this home.
View official Barcelona 900 product detailsRead the Barcelona 900 tile reviewFoam Tile Attachment
APOC Polyset AH-160 Roof Tile Adhesive
The Barcelona 900 concrete tile was set with APOC Polyset AH-160 roof tile adhesive. The manufacturer describes AH-160 as a two-component, low-pressure polyurethane foam formulated to bond individual concrete or clay roof tiles.
M&M confirms that this Parkland installation used medium adhesive paddies measuring approximately 7 × 2 inches. The dimension does not by itself identify the HFC/HFO formulation or paddy gram weight.
The product reference identifies the attachment material used for this installation; it is not a photograph of the crew dispensing foam on this roof.
View official Polyset AH-160 informationCompare AH-160 with screws and other tile adhesives
Parkland Concrete Tile Roof FAQs
What concrete roof tile was used on this Parkland home?
The roof was finished with Newpoint Barcelona 900 concrete tile from Westlake Royal Roofing in the Avalon Beach Blend color.
What is the Barcelona 900 tile profile?
Barcelona 900 is a high-profile concrete roof tile with a rounded, barrel-style appearance. The completed aerial photo on this page shows the installed roof; the separate tile swatch is a manufacturer reference image.
What underlayment system was installed beneath the tile?
The documented sequence was seam tape over the roof-deck joints, a #30 felt base layer, and Polyglass Polystick TU MAX installed above the felt before the tile was placed.
Was this Parkland roof a direct-to-deck TU MAX installation?
No. This project used a multi-layer sequence with #30 felt beneath Polystick TU MAX, so it is not described as a direct-to-deck installation.
How was the concrete tile attached?
The Barcelona 900 concrete tile was installed with APOC Polyset AH-160, a two-component low-pressure polyurethane foam roof tile adhesive. M&M confirms the installation used medium paddies measuring approximately 7 × 2 inches.
Where in Parkland was this concrete tile roof completed?
This residential concrete tile roof project was completed in Parkland, Florida. The street address is withheld for homeowner privacy.