SLATE
The vibrant colors and unique texture makes slates appropriate for interior as well as exterior applications. Slate is formed of compressed layers of sediments formed under ocean. Slate is a regionally metamorphosized, argillaceous rock, that has developed but has suffered re-crystallization, and compressed into a dense stone made up of quartz, iolite, mica and calcite. Because it is formed in layers, it can easily be split to expose beautifully textured surfaces. The usual colors of slates are earthy (various shades and mixes of browns, beiges, yellows), black, dark-grays, and greenish-gray but shades of pinks, purples and copper are also found. They usually exhibit lot of variations amongst the pieces quarried from the same pit. Slates, depending on their individual hardness, are used for flooring, cladding and landscaping.
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African Multi Color |
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Aqua Green |
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Aqua Rustic |
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Autumn |
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Autumn Blend |
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Autumn Desert |
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Basalt Blue |
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Black Rust |
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California Gold |
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China Multi Color |
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China Sea Green |
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Earth Slate |
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Indian Kashmir |
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Jade Green |
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Jak Slate |
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Kota Brown |
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Kota Honey |
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Lilac Kashmir |
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Madras Yellow |
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Montauk Black |
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Montauk Blue |
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Multi Classic |
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Multi Select |
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Mystique Green |
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Premium Black Slate |
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Rich Autumn |
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Rustic Gold |
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San Rio Rustic |
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Silver Blue |
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Steely Bronze |
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Strata Green |
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Summer Buff |
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Vibrant Kashmir |
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Virginia Spring |
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Product categories and classifications such as Granite, Marble, Travertine, Limestone, Quartzite, etc. are based on generally accepted industry acceptance. They do not necessarily reflect the geological composition of the material. In many cases, these materials are technically made of a different geological makeup. For example, many stones are commonly known as granites, but geologically, they are actually Charnockites, Polimitic Mataconglomerates, and any of other various different geological stones. In addition, many stones commonly referred to as marble are geologically limestone. Products shown on MSI's website reflect the industry classification of products and do not necessarily reflect the geological composition. MSI makes no guarantee or representation of the geological composition of any stone. In addition, the category reflected on our website, should not neccesarily be used for customs classification. If the geological composition is important, we suggest getting the product tested by a scientific laboratory.
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