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North Country Multi-Colored/ Custom Blend Slate Roof Shingles

North Country Multi-Colored/ Custom Blend Slate Roof Shingles

North Country Multi-Color Custom Blends allow designers and homeowners to transcend traditional single-tone roofscapes. By artfully mixing various slates, these blends create a bespoke aesthetic that elevates any project into a unique work of art.

Aesthetic Versatility:

A custom blend provides a textured, multi-dimensional appearance that reflects the personality of the building and its surroundings.

  • Artistic Freedom: Curated by mixing a variety of North Country Unfading and Semi-Weathering slates.
  • Authenticity: Create a truly unique roofscape by varying the ratios of purples, greens, grays, and blacks.
  • Aging with Grace: Incorporating Semi-Weathering slates allows the roof to evolve gracefully, adding earthy tones over time for a weathered, historic charm.
  • Design Support: North Country Slate provides expert guidance on color selection, sizing, thickness, and installation techniques to ensure a spectacular finish.

Technical Excellence

While the look is custom, the quality is standardized at the highest level. Every slate within a blend is a geological powerhouse built to last a century.

  • ASTM S-1 Rating: Every stone in the blend consistently achieves the highest industry benchmark for natural roofing slate.
  • Extreme Weather Resistance: Engineered to withstand punishing freeze-thaw cycles and the corrosive effects of acid rain.
  • Low Water Absorption: Dense, non-porous shingles provide a near-impermeable shield against the elements.

Why Choose a Custom Blend?

By choosing a Multi-Color Custom Blend, you are investing in more than just protection, you are creating a signature landmark defined by unrivaled durability and tailored elegance.

FAQs

  • What does a Multi-Colored slate roof look like?

  • Does slate come in different colors?

  • What minerals make up the different slate colors?

    Chlorite produces green slate, hematite the purples, carbon the blacks and grays and hematite and iron oxide produce red.

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