Vermont Slate
From quarries in Vermont, this slate provide the quality and choice to inspire designers the world over.
There is a choice of ten colors that are further complimented by the distinctive natural texture of slate, creating an added dimension to any application. A variety of color, size and thickness can be used to create a pattern or subtle contrast in design.
Natural slate is recognized as one of the finest building materials available in the world. The natural beauty and durability of slate with its’ matchless capability to withstand the most extreme environmental condition is unique.
Vermont Slate Photos
Available Color Options
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Green Gray-Green when extracted from the quarry, a percentage of this slate will gradually weather to rich tones of buffs and tans reflecting autumn foliage coloring. |
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Unfading Green An unfading slate with a deep, rich lawn green color. A captivating beauty often used in combination with purple and other complimentary colors. |
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| Gray Black This semi-weathering Vermont gray-black slate will weather in part to tones of buff and brown upon exposure to the elements. |
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Unfading Gray This medium textured, battleship gray slate has small black or darker gray markings. The original color will hold when exposed to the elements. |
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| Vermont Black A textured semi-weathering black slate with light and dark shades, creating a traditional look to any roof. Some weathering to tones of buff will occur when exposed to the elements. |
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Mottled Purple |
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| Semi-Weathering
Gray Clear gray or gray with small black markings when extracted from the quarry, a percentage of these slates may weather to tones of buff and brown. |
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Unfading Purple A majestic unfading deep purple slate with occasional inclusions of green. Commonly used in combination with unfading green. |
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| Variegated Purple A semi-weathering purple slate with some markings of green. A small percentage of some weathering to buff and brown may occur. |
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