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How to Prevent Slate Damage During Ocean Shipping
Natural slate is durable on a finished roof. However, it can still be damaged during transport.
Ocean shipping involves vibration, repeated handling, forklift movement, temperature changes, and possible moisture inside the container. Without stabl
Created on 09.22
Roofing Slate: Why Some Slate Roofs Last 150 Years While Others Turn White
A slate roof can last for over 100 years. But not every roofing slate has the same quality.
Some slate tiles stay strong for many decades. They keep their color and resist rain, frost, and pollution. Other slate tiles may turn white, flake at the
Created on 09.16
The Secret to a 100-Year Roof: Can Your Slate Weather the Harsh Scottish Climate?
Scotland does not forgive weak roofs.
Wind drives rain under every lap. Winter frost tests every pore. Coastal salt and industrial pollution add more pressure. In this climate, a roof covering must do more than look good.
Some slate roofs fail aft
Created on 08.26
Unveiling the Secret: How Premium Slate Creates Perfect Hand-Crafted Chamfered Edges
A slate roof is judged by more than its colour or size. The edge of every slate also matters. A clean, natural chamfer can make a roof look refined, balanced, and truly hand-made.
At Red Tree Slate, our #681 (RTS-1) china slate is selected for the
Created on 08.12
Model #681(RTS-1) Slate: Spanish-Level Efficiency with More Competitive Pricing
Time is the biggest variable on any job site. If your roofing crew spends hours sorting through crate after crate of natural stone just to find matching thicknesses, your margins disappear fast.
For decades, roofing contractors across Europe (incl
Created on 07.27