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 Unfading Green Slate
- Unfading Green is a classic Vermont roofing slate. Its excellent performance, pale green color and natural texture make it a popular roofing slate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Unfading Green Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Unfading Mottled Green and Purple
Unfading Mottled Green & Purple is a classic Vermont roofing slate. Its excellent performance, unique mottling of green and purple colors, and natural texture make it a popular roofing slate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. This slate will vary in terms of color shade and mottling. Unfading Mottled Green & Purple Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Purple Slate
Purple was the first Vermont roofing slate to be produced commercially with operations starting in 1839. Its deep, rich color holds a special appeal and it was frequently used on church roofs during the past two centuries. The purple color will vary in shade and may contain green markings. Purple slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Purple Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses. It is a relatively rare slate.
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 Red Slate
Unfading Red is an extremely rare and expensive roofing slate only found in our Vermont slate vein. Its unique red color, excellent performance, and natural texture make it a very desirable roofing slate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. This slate will vary in terms of color shade and markings. Unfading Red Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Semi Weathering Gray-Green Slate
Semi-weathering Gray-green is a very popular and economical Vermont roofing slate. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Semi-weathering Gray-green Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Hendricks Slate
Hendricks is a very popular and economical Vermont roofing slate. Its dark gray color with black veins makes it an attractive material. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Hendricks Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Heathermoor Slate
Heathermoor is a distinctive Vermont roofing slate. It is a relatively rare stone with a medium gray color with black veins. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Heathermoor Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Garland Slate
Garland is a popular and economical Vermont roofing slate. It has a medium gray color with some darker markings. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Garland Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Norris Slate
Norris is an economical roofing slate with a dark gray to black color. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. This “weathering” does not affect the performance of the slate and is an aesthetic consideration only. Norris Slate is available in several sizes and thicknesses.
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 Colonial Slate
Colonial is an attractive roofing slate with excellent performance characteristics. It has been used for many large scale projects. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Colonial Slate is available in several sizes and thicknesses.
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 Atlantic Slate
Atlantic is an attractive roofing slate with its unique charcoal gray color and slight dark green tone. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Atlantic Slate is available in several sizes and is mostly sold in standard thickness.
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 Delano Slate
Delano is a smooth-textured roofing slate with excellent performance characteristics. It has been used for many large scale projects. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Delano Slate is available in several sizes and is mostly sold in standard thickness.
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 Grayson Slate
Grayson is a classic domestic black roofing slate. Its excellent performance, charcoal black color and natural texture and reflectivity make it a popular roofing slate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Grayson Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.
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 Green Mountain Mist Quartzite
Green Mountain Mist is a unique, excellent performing roofing quartzite used for centuries in Europe. Its gray green color, varied texture and reflective quality make it an attractive material. Being an “unfading” stone, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Green Mountain Mist is available in several sizes in 1/2” nominal thickness
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