North Country Multi-Colored / Custom Blend

A traditional and timeless multi-colored blend of green, gray and purple slate in semi-weathering and non-fading characteristics.

Steep slope roofing with different colors and weathering characteristics.

Multi-colored mansard roof with evenly mixed natural slate roofing tones.

North Country Unfading Green, North Country Unfading Purple and Semi-Weathering Gray/Green were evenly blended together to avoid any blotchiness in the roof design. Slate turret.

Classic eyebrow dormer and hipped roof complete with copper gutters and downspouts.

A truly unique and one of a kind slate roof featuring a 3 color blend of UF Black, Semi-Weathering Green and Purple. A combination of beaver tail and diamond point slates were custom trimmed for this project.

Bear Mountain State Park located on the west side of the Hudson River in Bear Mountain, NY. 16” x Random width slate with a 6.5” exposure were installed using North Country Unfading Green and North Country Variegated Purple.

Vermont multi-colored saddle hipped roof.

Decorative style church roof with an Unfading Green and Non-Fading Red pattern.

North Country Unfading Black roofing slate with a custom North Country Unfading Green slate pattern at the magnificent St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica

Newfoundland Slate; Trinity Slate variegated purple roof.

Hang-down (Staggered Butt) installation creating a textural slate roof with an abundance of curb appeal.

Wavy butt, random slating pattern. Slates are custom trimmed on site creating a textured, vintage slate look.

Unique blend of North Country Unfading Black, Semi-Weathering Vermont Clear Gray and Unfading Green slate were installed with copper nails and flashings.

Vermont Gray (Weathering) displaying buff, brown and tan tones that offer the various color changes over time.

Unfading Green slate with clipped corners (shallow bevel) is commonly used to accent a roof with a decorative band. Mansard roof detail.

Three colored blend of North Country Unfading Red, Canadian Black, Non-Fading Vermont Green slated along this gable wall in a pointed / honeycomb pattern.

Blending slates from several pallets during installation eliminates the potential for blotchy sections on a roof.

Glanmore National Historic Site of Canada was built in 1883 and its mansard roof exhibits the endless possibilities of natural roofing slate. Ornamental iron cresting and semi-circular copper dormer windows embrace the craftsmanship.

A mixed colored, diamond point, concave mansard slate roof and copper metal hip.

Concave copper hip / multi-colored ornate slate roof.

Steep-sloped roofing. North Country roofing slate, when fixed with non-corroding nails or hooks, can provide a service life in excess of 100 years.

This multi colored slate roof is a combination of the most popular colors. Installation is an architectural variation using longer slates creating a hang-down appearance.

Cornell University with North Country Unfading Black slate roof with a unfading green and unfading red slate pattern. Unfading Black slates are scalloped shape.

Custom blend of 4 popular roofing slate colors, 18" length x random width x 1/4" to 1/2" thick (graduated)

A custom four color blend of North Country Slate's popular colors by mixing unfading and weathering colors creates a one of a kind roof.

North Country Custom mult-color blend slate roof with copper ridge.

The creation of mock-up boards will allow the designer to evaluate various percentages of color combinations being considered.

Custom blend of North Country Unfading Black and North Country Semi-Weathering Vermont Black premium roofing slate shingles.

De La Salle College located at 256 Adelaide Street East. Classic example of Second Empire architecture with a mansard slate patterned roof (North Country Unfading Black and North Country Unfading Grey).

Close up view of Queen's University new Innovative and Wellness Centre with a multi colored slate roof tiles (semi-weathering green slate, unfading mottled purple and green slate, semi-weathering purple slate, semi-weathering gray/black slate, unfading green). Slate supplied was 16" length x random width x 1/4" thickness, installed with a 3" headlap and 6.5" exposure.

Old Kingston Fire Hall now Lone Star restaurant with North Country Unfading Black slate and Green slate pattern.

Queen's University Theological Hall close up of pattern slate roof with North Country Unfading Black and North Country Semi-Weathering Green slate for the pattern. Local limestone exterior, copper, iron and slate on this Romanesque Revival style building sets it apart from most other campus buildings.

Tudor Style home with three colors of slate (North Country Unfading Green, North Country Semi-Weathering Green, Purple) size, 18" x random width x 1/4"

Toronto heritage property (62-64 Charles Street East), part of the Casa Condominiums in Yorkville. This semi-detached home was built in 1885. Late 19th Century Second Empire style home with a distinctive mansard roof with slate pattern. North Country Unfading Black with North Country Unfading Green slate pattern. Size is 14" x 7" x 1/4"