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Are riven slate tiles prone to flaking? Also do they expand & contract with heat or cold? Thanks

Hello. Could you tell me if your brushed slate varies much in thickness if it is not a calibrated tile. They don't look as if they do on your video. I previously purchased from a company called stone 4less and they were cut on the reverse side but were not sold as calibrated. I am hoping to continue the slate now and need to find something that matches. And yours looks very very similar. I have ordered samples of your calibrated and brushed black to help me decide. Regards adrian

Can you drive a car on Brazillian slate tiles ? We want to use it for our drive ....

Can Limestone tiles be used outside?

I have received some samples from you of the black and grey Brazilian paving slabs. I love the colour and surface feel of the grey slate and am very interested in this product. I have spent a lot of time researching and looking for stone for a patio project I am hoping to complete at home this summer and your Brazilian grey slate is the closest product I have seen that fits my requirements - natural stone product, uniform grey colour, smoothish surface finish.

How representative is the 10 x 10 cm sample of a whole paving slab? I was expecting a slightly riven surface whereas the sample I have received is completely smooth. If I ordered and paid for a larger sample would I see any difference in the surface?

If I travelled to you would I be able to see this paving laid out and over what area? Do you have this paving available to view anywhere closer to postcode area TN2? Can you give an indication of the delivery charges of 80 square metres of this product to TN2 (Brazilian grey slate - 600 x 290)? I look forward to hearing from you.

I recently ordered a sample of your Limestone tiles from which i based my order on, I have just had the tiles delivered and they don't look the same colour...have i been sent the wrong tiles?

Why have some of my Brazilian slate tiles been delivered with cement on?

Can you recommend a kitchen floor tile that would be okay to use with underfloor heating - water based? ideally we want to use a slate please.

I have bought Brazilian black slate for my kitchen and bathroom floor, however the edges seem quite sharp for barefoot, do these need to be ground down prior to installation? Thanks