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Black Cultured Slate Stone Stacked Tiles for Fountain Water Fall 

Black slate Cultured Stacked Stone tile is the most popular among all colors. The black slate we also called black mustang slate, it can be used for flooring looks elaborate and harmonious. It is a good replacement for absolute black granite, what's the most important, the price is very favorable. We often do natural spat or honed top surfaces.

Black slate Cultured Stacked Stone is available in a wide variety of tile sizes and have low variations and veining. This black and gray slate tile is available in gauged, honed, and natural finishes and is recommended for exterior projects for flooring.

Black Slate is a durable slate that can be used in interior and exterior applications. It is a deep black stone with a beautiful natural gray movement that makes any space very sophisticated.

Natural stone tiles, stone veneer, slate wall cladding

Our main galleries of slate products: Flooring, Wall panel, Roof tile, Flagstone, Z-blox Corner, Mesh tile, Mosaic, Flower pot, flagstone on the mesh.

Colors: Desert gold, Absolute Black, Green, grey, dark grey, rusty, yellow, white, multicolor, etc.

Finishes: natural, sawn surface with bottom calibrated treatment.

Normal thickness:1.5-4CM, according to customer’s request.

Characters: durable, flexible, high compressive, beautiful color, frozen resistant; also the water absorption rate of natural slate is less than 5%.

Quality Control: Each piece of product will be checked by experienced QC before packing & loading.

Type: Natural & Eco-friendly.

Packing: Seaworthy wooden crate.

Usage: Decorative material, Interior/Exterior wall cladding, Flooring Tile, Roofing Tile, Wall tile, Natural slate, Floor tile, Easy installation.

Q1: Where can I use Cultured Marble or Slate Stone Panel?

A: Cultured Marble can be used just about anywhere inside a building. It is primarily designed for use in residential bathrooms as counters and wall linings. It can be used as a decorative fireplace facing non-wood burning units. Cultured marble has been used, as flooring in some bathrooms but is not suited for frequent foot traffic. It is not really designed for kitchen counters either. It is frequently used to allow cost alternatives to solid surface products for wet bars, where it is not as heavily abused as a Kitchen countertop. The 20-mil thick gelcoat coating would not survive the daily banging and sliding of pots and pans. In those areas, sold surface products are better suited.

Q2: How do I care for Cultured Marble or Slate Stone Panel?

A: Cultured Marble takes very little maintenance. No regular stripping and resealing like stone, no scrubbing of grout lines, just a little wiping. However, there are some things to keep in mind…No abrasive cleaners, and never use a scouring pad. Powdered cleaners should not be used. Avoid prolonged exposure to solvents, acids, and lye. Wipe down regularly using spray or aerosol household cleaners for the tub and tile, windows, dishes, or appliances. Ammonia-based cleaners also work well. Hardware stores also sell products that are specially made to care for gel-coated products and fiberglass.

Q3: What are the features of slate?

A: One of the most attractive features of slate is its natural beauty, followed by its truly uncontested durability and longevity. Slate will enhance the look of any architectural style and is available in a variety of natural slate colors and textures.

Q4: How heavy are slate roofing tiles?

A: Slate runs by lots and each lot is different, which makes it nearly impossible to find replacement tiles that are a perfect match. One of the drawbacks of slate for some homeowners is the heavy weight of slate roofing tiles, which can be between 800 – 1,500 pounds per square (100 square feet).