Introducing our high-quality Slate Stone Wall Tiles! Made from natural slate stone, these tiles are not only durable, but also add a touch of sophistication to any space. With its unique texture and natural colors, they are sure to elevate your home decor. Available in various sizes to fit your specific needs.

 

Feature	Details
Product	Slate Stone Wall Tiles
Surface	Split face
Thickness	0.8-1.2cm,1-1.5cm,1-2cm,1.5-2.5cm,2.5-3.5cm etc
Finished Products	Floor tiles, Wall cladding, Countertops, Windowsills, Special-shaped tiles, Small slabs, Swimming pool, stairs, steps, wall panel, flooring, veneers, slabs, coping tiles, bathtub etc
Colour	Black, Blue, White, Red, Pink, Brown, Yellow, Grey, Green, Purple, etc.
Material	Granite, Marble, Quartz, Sandstone, Basalt, Slate, Travertine etc
Products	Available in Slabs, Tiles, and customized sizes.ect
Application	Outdoor and indoor construction projects;
Sizes	Available in different sizes for different products; Customized specification is also available.
Thickness (cm)	1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2, 3, etc
Slabs (cm)	60x120up, 70x120up,120upx240up,etc
Tiles (cm)	30x30,60x60,30x60,305x305,etc
Edge	Bevel, Flat, Bullnose, Cut, etc
Finish	Polished, Honed, Flamed, Bushhammered, etc
Package	International Seaworthy wooden crates; available with Customized packing requirements

 

Slate Stone Wall Tiles: Beauty, Durability, and Practicality

1. Durability and Strength

Slate stone wall tiles are beautiful, durable, and extremely hard. In ancient times, if mining and processing technology had been available, slate would have likely been more popular than marble.

• Hardness:
  • The crystallization process is slow, causing the crystals to interlock tightly, much like a Rubik's cube.
  • This structure makes slate highly resistant to scratches, high temperatures, and impact.
• Longevity:
  • With proper maintenance, slate maintains its color and shine, resisting fading and darkening.
  • The polished surface is highly glossy and resistant to contamination, as weather-related impurities do not easily adhere.

2. Composition and Color Variations

Slate often contains minerals like amphibole and mica, giving it a variety of natural colors, including:

• Brown
• Green
• Red
• Black (most common)

3. Extraction and Processing Techniques

• Mining Methods:
  • Granite is typically mined using wire sawing.
  • Modern techniques include dense row eye method and flame spray method, which offer clean cuts, minimal internal damage, and high efficiency.
• Processing Steps:
  1. Initial Rough Cutting: Extracted stones are roughly trimmed into blocks.
  2. Precision Cutting: Blocks are cut to the required size using machines, saws, or manual drilling.
  3. Shaping & Finishing: Stones can be cut into flat slabs, arc-shaped structures, or custom forms.
  4. Surface Treatment: The stone is manually or mechanically polished for a smooth, crystal-clear finish.

4. Environmental Benefits

Unlike synthetic materials, slate does not produce toxic by-products and does not need frequent replacement, reducing waste and disposal concerns.

5. Versatility in Finishes

Slate stone wall tiles can be treated in multiple ways to achieve different finishes, including:

• Polished (smooth and glossy)
• Matte (soft, non-reflective)
• Finely Ground
• Fired
• Waterjet Treated
• Sandblasted

6. Safety Considerations

Since some types of granite may contain radioactive substances, it is essential to measure radiation levels before use to ensure safety.