Materials
Explore the colour, natural variation and available surface options of our Norwegian slate materials. Each material has its own character, possibilities and production limitations.
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Natural variation
Every stone has its own colour and structure.
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Interior and exterior use
The right material depends on the application.
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Surface and material guidance
Options vary by material, detailed in each guide.
Compare the colour, character, natural variation and surface options of our three Norwegian slate materials.
Light Oppdal
Warm, light grey tones with subtle variation. A versatile slate that creates a calm and natural atmosphere.
Dark Oppdal
Deep grey tones with natural variation and depth. A refined slate that adds character and elegance.
Dovre
Light slate with distinctive variation of colour and texture. Each stone is unique and full of character.
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Natural cleft
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Selected natural cleft
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Brushed
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Rustic natural cleft
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- Recommended
- Possible with conditions
- Project review required
- Not recommended
Important note
Surface availability, thicknesses and recommendations may vary by producer and project requirements. See the individual material guides for details.
Classic
A natural and balanced composition with varied shapes and sizes. The joint lines flow organically and create a calm and timeless expression.
Classic Straight
A classic Flagstone look with more straight lines and clearer direction. Creates a stronger connection to walls, axes and architectural features.
Roman Style
A more defined and geometric style with stronger rhythm and direction. Creates a distinctive and architectural statement.
