Tuilerie de la Breteche
Handcrafted terracotta tiles and bricks for restoration and architectural projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Tuilerie de la Breteche
Tuilerie de la Bretèche makes traditional terracotta tiles and bricks, including custom products and replicas made to match existing designs. Its products are used in restoration and interior projects.
The company serves restoration and building projects, including historic sites and private properties. It is based in Ligny-le-Ribault, France; the registry records its founding in 1984, while the company describes its craft workshops as founded in 1890.
Product: Handmade terracotta tiles and bricks, including custom-made and model-matched products.
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