Collection: Slate slabs

Slate tiles have a unique surface that is natural and unrefined. The typical slate structure is a tactile experience, where smooth surfaces combine with brittle edges.

In addition, slate tiles are heat-conductive. This makes our natural slate ideal for all wellness enthusiasts. Enjoy the heat retention of your slate tile even hours after sunset.

While slate conducts and retains heat perfectly, this does not apply to cold: slate is naturally frost-resistant. Thus, slate can be ideally used outdoors and is a common choice for facades or roofs - discover slate for your garden as well.

For slate tiles, it is advisable to impregnate them after installation. This helps the tiles retain their color for a long time and protects them from weather and dirt.

The cleaning of natural stones is fundamentally very simple. Water and gentle cleaning agents ensure beautiful slate tiles. But be careful: Do not use high-pressure cleaners, as they can damage the slate stone.

Slate is particularly known for its powerful variant in anthracite. However, slate blocks also occur in nature in graceful cream or beige tones, as well as in warm red or brown hues.

Slate tiles have a number of unique properties that make them so popular as a building material. Slate tiles are often found as decorative trays, coasters, chalkboards for display, or as decorative serving platters.

However, slate is best used as a natural stone for outdoor use.

Slate tiles naturally come in various shapes and sizes, so there is something for every purpose.

Many versions of the slate tile are excellent for use as patio slabs. Our polygonal slabs come in various sizes to perfectly design your patio. Each stone is unique, isn't that wonderfully natural?