
Sequoia
- Manufacturer
- Eagle Roofing Products
- Product
- Sequoia
- Status
- Current
- Market
- United States
- Last verified
- September 23, 2026
Overview
Sequoia is a low-profile concrete roof tile from Eagle Roofing Products with a textured field that references wood shake. It is a field tile for residential concrete tile roofing.
The tile is 12 3/8 inches wide by 17 inches long, the same face size as every other Eagle field profile on the 2026 technical sheet. The flat concrete tile profiles from Eagle, which include Bel Air, Ponderosa, Estate, Golden Eagle and Tapered Slate, vary by region.
Dimensions and layout
- Tile width: 12 3/8 inches
- Tile length: 17 inches
- Headlap: 3 inches
- Tiles per 100 square feet: 88.5
Data sheets and technical documents
Current files
Archived files
No older reviewed revisions are archived for this product yet.
Weight
Sequoia is listed in a single standard weight of approximately 970 pounds per 100 square feet installed. No lightweight Eaglelite figure is given for it.
Regional scope
Sequoia is the profile Eagle offers in Florida, the Southeast, the Northeast and the Midwest.
Weight against other profiles
The 970 pounds per 100 square feet matches the standard Bel Air, Golden Eagle, Ponderosa and Tapered Slate. Capistrano is 903 pounds, with a Florida version of 880 pounds, and Malibu is 903 pounds with a Florida version of 770 pounds. Those Florida versions apply to the same four-region area in which Sequoia is offered: Florida, the Southeast, the Northeast and the Midwest.
Neighboring profiles
Ponderosa and Tapered Slate share Sequoia's size, count and 970 pound weight but are offered in all regions except Florida, the Southeast, the Northeast and the Midwest. Ponderosa also has a 720 pound Eaglelite version for California and the Southwest. Golden Eagle, at the same size and weight, is offered in California, the Northwest, the Intermountain region and Western Canada.
Eagle's current browse page for concrete tile lists Sequoia as a profile, alongside Bel Air, Capistrano, Estate, Ponderosa and Textured Slate.