Unfading Green And Purple Slate Roof

Because of its superior performance depth of color and natural texture architects repeatedly specify this natural vermont slate for institutional commercial and residential roofing projects.

Unfading green and purple slate roof.

This vermont roofing slate offers subtle color and texture variations on roofs where a multi colored blend of slates would not suit the building s architecture or surroundings. Unfading mottled green and purple green and purple combine to form unique patterns in each slate. This is an s 1 rated slate per astm standards. North country unfading mottled purple and green is a premium quality unfading roofing slate of varying shades of burgundy with frequent clouds or inclusions of green.

Unfading mottled green purple slate quarried in vermont from our vermont slate quarry that has been in operation for over 150 years is an excellent choice for interior and exterior applications. Some roofing slates are mostly purple while in others the green predominates. Unfading mottled green and purple green and purple combine to form unique patterns in each slate. Fluid green purple slate is an unfading or non weathering slate meaning the roof will hold its beautiful hues of green and purple for the lifespan of the slate 75 100 years.

Unfading green roofing slate is gray green in tone with very little variation in the tiles across the entire roof. These vermont roofing slates are a favorite of architects and owners for custom homes where they are blended with other slates to create multicolored roofs. Slate roofing colors unfading mottled green and purple a vermont slate of unusual color ranging in soft shades of purple and green in each piece from purple predominating to green predominating. No two slates are exactly alike.

No two slates are exactly alike. Unfading mottled green purple roofing slate is a classic vermont slate roofing material. Unfading red a hard vein red slate similar in color to spanish mission tile. No two slates are exactly alike.

Some roofing slates are mostly purple while in others the green predominates. Unfading mottled green purple green and purple combine to form unique patterns in each slate. This slate is often used to blend with other purples and grays. We have quarried this stone for almost 150 years.