Beige Slate

Beige slate is a warm, earthy stone that brings a natural texture and look to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Each piece has its own texture, pattern, and color tone - from pale cream to warm beige, sometimes with a hint of gold or rust. That natural variation is part of what makes it special.

Each piece is made from real slate, hand-split for natural texture, and arranged in a rough-stacked layout. The uneven surface adds shadow and character, especially under natural light.

1. Soft, natural colors blend well with wood, glass, and neutral décor

2. Weather-resistant and long-lasting for outdoor walls

3. Adds warmth and texture to minimalist or rustic interiors

4. Easy to install with mesh backing or tile adhesive

5. Requires very little maintenance

• Feature Walls – Add depth and contrast to living rooms, dining areas, or lobbies.
• Fireplace Surrounds – Create a rustic or modern fireplace that becomes a focal point.
• Exterior Facades – Enhance outdoor walls with natural charm that weathers beautifully.
• Garden & Patio Walls – Frame your landscape with texture and warmth.
• Hotel and Restaurant Decor – Bring a natural feel to public spaces with stone accents.
• Reception & Entryways – Impress guests and clients with a clean yet organic look.
• Retail Spaces – Use behind counters or product displays to add a premium feel.

The subtle color variations in kendal slate complement wood, concrete, and metal finishes, making it suitable for both rustic and modern aesthetics. Whether indoors or outdoors, this material adds natural character without being overpowering.

1. Surface Preparation
Start by making sure the wall surface is clean, flat, and dry.
For indoor walls, cement board or plastered brick is ideal.
For outdoor use, ensure the surface is stable and moisture-resistant.

If you're working with painted surfaces, lightly roughen them to help the adhesive bond better.

2. Plan Your Layout
Lay out a few panels on the ground to see how they fit together.
Mix panels from different boxes to even out color variation-this keeps the wall looking more natural.

Use a level to mark straight guide lines before you begin.

3. Apply Adhesive
Use a notched trowel to apply tile adhesive directly to the wall in small sections.
We recommend using natural stone adhesive or polymer-modified mortar.
Don't spread too much at once-only what you can cover in 10–15 minutes.

4. Mount the Panels
Press each panel firmly into place. Start from the bottom row and work upwards.
If using Z-shaped panels, they will lock together neatly.
Tap gently with a rubber mallet for full contact.

Check alignment regularly with a level.

5. Finishing Touches
Once the wall is fully covered, let the adhesive cure for at least 24 hours.
For outdoor use or wet areas, apply a breathable stone sealer to protect against moisture, stains, and color fading.

• Beige slate stone is just as strong and long-lasting as other slates
• It's slip-resistant, especially if left in its natural split form
• You can seal it if you want to protect the surface or deepen the color
• Like most natural stone, it's easy to clean and doesn't need much maintenance

Beige slate gives you the natural strength of slate with a softer, lighter color. It's a great option if you want something that feels warm and grounded, whether you're building a patio, updating a floor, or adding a touch of nature to your wall.

Have questions about sizes, finishes, or how to install it? I'm happy to help.

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