SUPPORT
The tiles can be placed on any suitable type of support or structure that is dry or with mortar, which uses wood, metallic lath, or a continuous surface of waterproof wood board.

Regardless of support or structure however, the roof surface must be perfectly even. Special attention should be paid to inclined floors by plumbing and leveling them with finishing mortar.

MOUNTING THE TILES
TB-Flat tile Installation is similar to Alicante Flat tile installation. In order to get the correct placement, you should start along the eave line from right to left in accordance with the direction of the side fittings, so that the next tile fits over the one previously positioned. Begin this operation using the STARTER TILE (4) [sic], placing the first row of tiles on top of it and even with the eave line. After this first line (the eaves), begin to mount the remaining tiles, placing them one on top of the other in ascending and parallel rows. Keep in mind that we recommend installing this model tile in discontinuous joints, cross-bonded or joined in "herringbone" fashion, so that a HALF TB-FLAT (2) tile must be placed on the left and right sides of the roof surface.

If the installation is completed in continuous joints, the half tile will not be necessary. Once the tiles are all placed, finish the sides of the roof surface with the TB - FLAT UNIVERSAL SIDE - HOLES LEFT (5) and the TB - FLAT UNIVERSAL SIDE - HOLES
RIGHT (6).

Finally, finish the ridge with the 1160° ANGLED RIDGE (8). At the ends of the side ridges, use the 116°ANGLED RIDGE END (9), and at the end of the central ridge, the 1160 ANGLED RIDGE END CAP (7).

FIXING
- WITH MORTAR
Use the minimum amount of mortar necessary for affixing the ceramic pieces, and always do so allowing for the correct ventilation of all roofing pieces. We recommend the use of mortars (preferably waterproof) with a 1:2:10 ratio dosage; that is, for every m3 of dry sand, use 200 kg of hydraulic lime and 100 kg of cement.

- WITH LATH (This is the recommended installation method.):
You can use Lath made of wood, metal or PVC. Place it perpendicular to the line of maximum pitch, spacing each piece at 2 meter intervals to allow for the ventilation of the underside of the tiles.

First place the support lath for the STARTER TILE (4) between 8 and 10 cm. from the edge of the support; the tile will hang out from 6 to 8 cm. Mount the support lath from the first row of TB_FLAT TILE in such a way that it overlaps and is even with the STARTER TILE (4) and is a distance of 23.5 cm from the first piece of lath. Using this method you will create the first row of tiles (the eaves). Finally, install the rest of the tiles with a lath interval of 33 cm. + 0.5cm - 0.5 cm.
(Always verify these values during construction.)
Keep in mind that in order to affix the sides, you must prepare the support lath parallel to the line of maximum pitch and perpendicular to the eaves. To affix the ceramic pieces you should use nails or self drilling screws made of tempered and galvanized steel. Additionally you should use washers for affixing them with a hammer, gun, polyurethane foam or paste especially designed for affixing tiles. Finally, seal all of holes.