Slates

The Brazilian slate is quarried from the Minas Gerais area of Brazil. The Grey Green Brazilian slate exhibits a unique colour which, as the name suggests has a grey green appearance. The slate is popular throughout the UK with particular popularity throughout the South West due to its colour similarity to the Delabole slate. It has a lightly textured flat surface with heavily dressed edges and no visible pyrites throughout, which when laid on the roof looks fantastic. The Grey Green Brazilian slate is extremely popular due to the exceptional value for money it offers, whilst still providing a great look and unparalleled protection for your home. The Graphite Brazilian slate exhibits an array or colour variations which when on the roof create an attractive dappled effect.  As the name suggests the Graphite Brazilian is darker in colour than the Grey Green. The slate has a strong popularity throughout the UK. The Graphite Brazilian slate displays a lightly textured flat surface with heavily dressed edges. It is another very popular product due to the exceptional value for money it offers, whilst still providing a great look and unparalleled protection for your home. The slate comes in a prime 5-7mm thickness and where required in a 7-9mm thickness. Colours Available - Grey Green / Graphite Please see Description below for full product details.

The Glendyne slate is dark grey with shades of blue, giving a touch of elegance and nobility to buildings, enhancing their aesthetic and market value. Its shades are very homogeneous despite the presence of a discrete stratification marked by silts which are usually very fine. In addition, Glendyne slate is free of pyrite or any other metal intrusion, so it does not rust. Range Available to order - 500mm x 250mm and 600mm x 300mm