Slate bricks give you amazing opportunities to bring dull surfaces and facades to life. Choose from a wide variety of designs, sizes and textures, which can fit everything from rustic mountain cabins to contemporary homes.
Get creative with slate bricks for a unique fireplace or exciting contrasting walls. Let it encircle a flower bed or create a beautiful support wall for gardens with a slope. With slate bricks, only the imagination is the limit.
Low carbon footprint
Maintenance-free
Frost proof
Reusable
Salt- & acid-proof
The edge is not processed – it is untouched as it comes directly from nature. It may have different shades of colour, and vary in roughness and evenness.
The edge is not processed – it is untouched as it comes directly from nature. It may have different shades of colour, and vary in roughness and evenness.
The stone is hewn without prior scoring. The edge resembles a
hewn edge, but is somewhat rougher and less even.
We have cut the back edge of the stones to give them equal depth This makes the work less demanding and gives a more accurate and attractive end result. Here you get the natural beauty of the slate combined with the simple and versatile use we know from ordinary brick.
The stone is scored and then hewn – similar to the principle of cutting a sheet of glass. The edge is rougher than a sawn edge, but still very precise. The colour and texture of the edge matches the slate’s natural colour and surface.
We have cut the back edge of the stones to give them equal depth This makes the work less demanding and gives a more accurate and attractive end result. Here you get the natural beauty of the slate combined with the simple and versatile use we know from ordinary brick.
The edge is not processed – it is untouched as it comes directly from nature. It may have different shades of colour, and vary in roughness and evenness.
Yes, absolutely! There are few materials that create such a beautiful brickwork as Oppdal and Offerdal slate, with its shaded colours and textures. Our slate bricks have parallel, straight layers that make them very suitable for drywalling. We have five different types of bricks in our standard range – from the most rustic look to more modern designs.
A drywall is constructed by stacking the bricks on top of each other dry, i.e. without placing grout between the stones. The wall is anchored and supported by continuously putting casting compound behind the stones while stacking. In the case of high altitudes, additional anchorage to the underlying structure must be considered. See how to make a drywall using slate here. See film and installation instructions for how to make a drywall using slate here
Natural brick is a type of stone brick that has 100% natural edges as a result of cracks occurring in the rock millions of years ago. Often these edges are almost smooth and have great colour variations in soft shades of red, green, black and white.
Yes, this is the classic of all classics when it comes to slate brickwork. Natural brick (also called drywall) is available in different sizes and is very suitable for both drywalling and general masonry with mortar joints.
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