At SSQ, we supply a range of high-quality slates. Most of our slates are spanish slate mined in the prestigious slate-producing area of Northwest Spain. We also exclusively supply Riverstone phyllite from our South American SSQ-owned quarry.
| Slate | Appearance | Usage | Origin |
| Riverstone | Green-grey phyllitic sheen | Roofing, cladding, flooring, heritage properties, conservation areas | La Repressa quarry, Argentina |
| Del Carmen | Deep blue-black colour, longitudinal grain, slightly rippled texture | Roofing, heritage properties, conservation areas | Del Carmen quarry, Cabrera Mountains, Northwest Spain |
| Domiz | Rich blue-grey colour | Roofing – alternative to Welsh Ffestiniog slate | Cabrera Mountains, Northwest Spain |
| Matacouta | Deep blue-black colour, thick cut, naturally riven texture | Roofing, cladding, exposed areas, harsh climates, Scottish architecture | Cabrera Mountains, Northwest Spain |
| Del Prado | Black-blue colour, deep texture | Roofing | Cabrera Mountains, Northwest Spain |
| Silverstone | Blue-black colour, smooth texture | Roofing, projects requiring a lightweight slate | Orense, Northwest Spain |
Natural slate roof is one of the oldest and most durable roofing materials available today. It also has a unique appearance often demanded by heritage property renovation guidelines in conservation areas and on Listed buildings.
When compared to man-made cement, concrete, and clay tiles, natural slate is easily the best option. It is longer lasting, more weather resistant, more cost-effective over its lifespan, and more aesthetically attractive.
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