
This weathered grey ceramic roof tile PBR texture features realistic moss patches and overlapping details for high-fidelity rendering. This PBR texture replicates a traditional overlapping ceramic roof tile system, capturing the character of aged building materials. The surface exhibits a distinct grey and charcoal palette, marked by irregular moss growth and weathered, chipped edges that suggest long-term exposure to the elements. The physical structure follows a classic pantile or interlocking profile, providing deep shadow lines between rows. Included are comprehensive map sets—albedo, ambient occlusion, bump, displacement, normal, roughness, and specular—allowing for accurate control over surface depth and light interaction in any rendering environment, ensuring a convincing, non-uniform finish across large roof planes.
The download is a 44.1 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.
Professional users can apply this 2K texture directly to roof geometry to achieve immediate, high-quality visual results. The material is designed for seamless tiling, covering a 3.00 by 3.00 metre area to maintain consistent scale across extensive surfaces. By plugging the included displacement and normal maps into a PBR shader, users can heighten the perceived depth of the tile overlaps, while the roughness maps effectively manage the low-gloss, gritty ceramic sheen characteristic of weathered exterior roofing materials.
Weathered Grey Ceramic Roof Tile Texture
Free
Ideal for residential architecture and landscape visualisations, this texture is well-suited for classic or vernacular building styles where a lived-in, authentic appearance is required. It pairs effectively with brick or stone masonry and can be used to add detail to suburban housing projects, rural farmhouses, or heritage building renovations. Search for this asset when needing to populate sloped roof surfaces, dormers, or exterior building elevations where realistic environmental weathering and natural moss accumulation are essential for achieving a professional, high-end architectural finish.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.