slate

Unfading Green Roofing Slate is a classic Vermont slate roofing material. We have quarried this stone for almost 150 years. Because of its superior performance, pale green color and natural texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. Unfading Green Roofing Slate is appropriate 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 Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Unfading Green Slate, quarried in Vermont from our green slate quarry that has been in operation for almost 150 years, is an excellent choice for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, depth of color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles and slate sculpings, countertops and roofing. Unfading Green Slate is available in natural cleft, honed, cascade and textured finishes.

Unfading Mottled Green & Purple Slate, quarried in Vermont from our Vermont slate quarry that has been in operation for almost 150 years, is an excellent choice for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, depth of color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles and slate sculpings, countertops and roofing. Unfading Mottled Green & Purple Slate is available in natural cleft, honed, cascade and textured finishes.

Unfading Mottled Green & Purple Roofing Slate is a classic Vermont slate roofing material. We have quarried this stone for almost 150 years. Because of its superior performance, depth of color and natural texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. Unfading Mottled Green & Purple Roofing Slate is appropriate 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 Mottled Green & Purple Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Purple Slate, quarried in Vermont from our Vermont slate quarry that has been in operation for almost 150 years, is a rare stone used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, unique plum color and rich texture, architects specify this natural Vermont slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles, countertops and roofing. Purple Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Quarried in Vermont, Unfading Red Slate is a rare and expensive stone used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, unique red color and rich texture, architects specify this natural Vermont slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles, countertops and roofing. Unfading Red Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Purple Roofing Slate was the first Vermont roofing slate to be produced commercially with operations starting in 1839. Its deep, rich plum color holds a special appeal and it was frequently used on church roofs during the past two centuries. Because of its superior performance, rich color and natural texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. Purple Roofing Slate is appropriate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. The purple color will vary in shade and may contain green markings. Purple Roofing Slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. It is available in many sizes and thicknesses. It is a relatively rare slate.

Quarried in Vermont, Heathermoor Slate is frequently used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, strata gray color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles and slate sculpings, countertops and roofing. Heathermoor Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Unfading Red Roofing Slate 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 institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. It is appropriate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. It will vary in terms of color shade and markings. Unfading Red Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Winchester Black Slate is frequently used for interior applications. Because of its excellent properties and performance, deep black color and smooth texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding and countertops. Winchester Black Slate is available in natural cleft and honed finishes.

Black Lace slate is a rare, unique stone used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, three dimensional appearance and rich texture, architects specify this natural slate for interior flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds and stone wall cladding. Black Lace Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Summit Slate is a frequently used for interior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, deep gray color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles and countertops. Summit Slate is available in a honed finish.

Atlantic Slate is used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its excellent properties and performance, unique dark gray/green color and rich texture, architects specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone and roofing. Atlantic Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Clifton Slate is frequently used for interior applications. Because of its deep black color and medium texture architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, stair treads, fireplace surrounds and slate wall cladding. Clifton Slate is available in natural cleft and honed finishes.

Semi-Weathering Gray-Green Roofing Slate is a popular Vermont roofing material. This roofing slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time. Because of its excellent properties and performance, warm coloration after weathering and economical price, this natural Vermont slate is frequently used for residential and institutional projects. Semi-Weathering Gray-Green Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Hendricks Roofing Slate is a popular Vermont roofing material. Because of its performance qualities, unique dark gray color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for institutional and residential roofing projects. This roofing slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time. Hendricks Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Watermark Slate is frequently used for interior applications. Because of its excellent properties and performance, and unique color and markings owners select this natural slate for interior slate flooring and wall tiles. Watermark Slate is available in a honed finish.

Black Lace Rust Slate is a rare stone used for interior and exterior applications. Because of its excellent properties and performance, unique range of earth tone colors and rich texture, architects specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, fireplace surrounds, stair treads and stone wall cladding. Black Lace Rust Slate is available in a natural cleft finish.

Grayson Slate is an excellent choice for interior and exterior applications. Because of its superior properties and performance, depth of color and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for interior slate flooring, exterior paving stone, stair treads, fireplace surrounds, slate wall cladding including slate wall shingles and roofing. Grayson Slate is available in natural cleft, honed and cascade finishes.

Heathermoor Roofing Slate is a distinctive, relatively rare Vermont roofing slate. Because of its performance qualities, unique gray appearance and rich texture, architects repeatedly specify this natural Vermont slate for institutional and residential roofing projects. This roofing slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time. Heathermoor Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Delano Roofing Slate is a popular, smooth-textured material. Because of its performance qualities, deep black color and high production, architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. It is appropriate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. 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.

Colonial Roofing Slate is an excellent roofing material. Because of its superior performance qualities, dark gray/black color and high production, architects repeatedly specify this natural slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. It is appropriate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Colonial Roofing Slate is available in many sizes and thicknesses.

Norris Roofing Slate is a popular slate roofing material. Because of its performance qualities, gray/black color and natural texture, architects specify this natural slate for institutional and residential roofing projects. This slate can “weather”, meaning it will take on brownish tones over time when used outside. Norris Roofing Slate is available in several sizes and thicknesses.

Atlantic Roofing Slate is an attractive material with its reflective charcoal gray color and slight dark green tone. Because of its performance qualities, unique appearance and natural texture, architects specify this natural slate for institutional, commercial and residential roofing projects. It is appropriate for both traditional and contemporary architecture. Being an “unfading” slate, this durable material will hold its basic color after many years of exterior use. Atlantic Roofing Slate is available in several sizes and is mostly sold in standard thickness.