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Natural stone

Split-face slate cladding

Name: Split-face slate cladding
Brand: Altesora
Availability: InStock

Textured stone panels for feature walls and fireplace surrounds

$13.90per sq ft

In stock

5.4 sq ft per box — $75.06 per box

Size and colour

150 × 600 mm panel — CharcoalGRW-SLT-CHR · 5.4 sq ft/box$13.90In stock150 × 600 mm panel — Mixed earthGRW-SLT-MIX · 5.4 sq ft/box$13.90In stock

Quantityboxes

Covers about 5.4 sq ft — $75.06

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About this material

Panels with a split, three-dimensional face that produces its own shadow. Best used where there is directional light — a grazing light detail transforms the material.

Weight matters. Confirm the substrate can carry the load before specifying it above a fireplace opening or over a long span.

Where it belongs

Feature walls
Fireplace surrounds

Specifications

Stone: Slate
Finish: Split face
Weight: Confirm substrate capacity before specifying
Use: Interior walls
Available sizes: 150 × 600 mm panels

Suitability

Walls — suitable
Floors — not suitable
Wet areas — not suitable
Underfloor heating — not suitable
Outdoor — not suitable

Delivery and pickup

Shipping: Palletised freight. Shipping policy
Pickup: Available. We confirm a collection time once the order is ready.
Returns: Unopened boxes from stocked lines are returnable; made-to-order material is not. Returns policy

Goes with it

The parts of the assembly this material depends on. Ordering them together avoids the mid-project discovery that the mortar is wrong for the format.