Semi-Weathering Vermont Black roofing slate installed on a mansard roof. Rain and water shed faster allowing the slates to dry and increase the life span of the slate roof.
This slated bell curve turret has Weathering Vermont Black slate with four courses of scalloped slate and copper finial. These slates will eventually transform to buffs and tan colors over time.
Classic example of a North Country Semi-Weathering Vermont Black roof which shows shades of gray and black. A small percentage of the slates have already weathered to tones of brown.
Duke Farms – Farm Barn in Hillsborough, NJ completed in 1906 is a Jacobean Revival Style building. North Country Slate supplied 220 squares (20” x 10” x ¼” – 3/8”) of our Semi-Weathering Vermont Black.
Samuel M Bryan House located on Embassy Row in Washington, DC was built in 1885. Architectural style is a combination of Chateauesque and Richardson Romanesque. Vermont Black was supplied for this slate re-roof.
Awarded a 2009 Gold Circle Award Honorable Mention for Outstanding Workmanship: Steep Category from the National Roofing Contractors Association “NRCA” for this Keystone Hospice project.
Semi-Weathering Vermont Black, 16" length x random width x 1/4" roof slate tiles. The percentage of slates that will weather varies from quarry to quarry.
This home was built in 1935. We supplied our Semi-Weathering Vermont Black slate roof tiles for the re-roof.
18" x 12" x 1/4" Semi-Weathering Vermont Black installed with a 3" headlap on this home. 18" length slates will have 7.5" Exposure.
Close up of slate pattern with Semi-Weathering Vermont Black and green and purple slate pattern. This home was built in 1878 and is an example of Second Empire style architecture.
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