
Review formats and details by finish below.
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Finish / texture
One finish is available for this material.
SlateMatte, layered slate texture, moderately rough, suitable for slip-resistant floors (R10).
Available formats
Format means the slab dimension and thickness together.+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.
Full Size: full factory slab dimension, without edge fabrication.
Application guidelines by thickness
Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.
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Finish sample · Slate
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Face render variant | Slate finish
About the material
Burgundy in an interior quickly becomes tiring if it has no depth. Here colour is carried by matte stone texture, not by shade alone.
Burgundy is the strongest warm colour in the Slate palette. The burgundy tone through layered matte slate structure feels more mature and serious than most flat burgundy surfaces, without gloss and without a marble pattern.
It comes through most clearly as one carefully chosen surface: a wall, a panel, a counter or furniture. With Ankara, Alaska or dark wood the contrast is clear but controlled. Unlike Amazzonia, it moves into a warm, dark zone; unlike Vulcano, it carries colour, not only shadow depth.
When neutral stone feels too safe and marble too representative, Burgundy takes the middle with a clear identity.
Frequently asked questions
Even a smaller surface can have a strong effect. That is why it is most often used as an accent.
With Ankara, wood, black metal, warm white tones and simple forms.
When you need a warm colour, not only a dark stone tone with weight.
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