Black Slate Roof Tiles

Our Black Slate Roof Tiles offer a sleek and modern look to any building. Made from high-quality materials, these tiles are durable and weather-resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance. With their elegant design, these tiles will enhance the appearance of your roof while providing superior protection against the elements. Upgrade your roof with our Black Slate Roof Tiles today.

Black Slate Roof Tiles Installation Process

Step-by-Step Installation

1. Laying Bricks – Begin by positioning the bricks in place.
2. Cutting the Bricks – Use a circular saw to cut the bricks to the required dimensions.
3. Bonding with a Shovel – Use a sawtooth shovel to evenly bond the tiles.
4. Adhesive Bonding – Securely bond each brick together with adhesive.
5. Grouting and Sealing – Apply grout and seal the joints to ensure durability.
6. Inspection – Conduct a final check to ensure proper installation.

Slate Tile Placement

• Each layer of slate tiles is placed on top of the other, ensuring proper overlap.
• The tiles are laid side by side, maintaining a gap of no more than 3 mm.
• The center line of the upper layer should align with the gap between two tiles in the lower layer.
• The third layer of tiles should cover the uppermost edge of the first layer to prevent long-term rain penetration.

Black Slate Roof Tile Connection

• The connection between natural slate stone and the metal roof panel is achieved using arc-shaped aluminum support tube transfer technology.
• Proper positioning and alignment of the aluminum support tube are crucial for effective stone slab layout.

Important Installation Considerations

1. Avoid Dry Hanging – Slate has multiple layers and is not suitable for dry hanging, as it may fall off easily.
2. Rinse Before Installation – Slate absorbs and volatilizes water quickly, so it must be rinsed before installation.
3. Caulking Process
   • Wait until the stone and wall are firmly attached before filling the final caulk.
   • Use dry cement for caulking and clean as you go.
   • Avoid wiping with water; instead, use silk wool for finishing.
4. Stitching and Dyeing
   • Use pigment to stitch and dye the surface.
   • Apply the pigment carefully using a brush for a refined finish.

Following these steps ensures a durable, weather-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing black slate roof installation.