Welsh Penrhyn County Grade 1st Quality Roofing Slate 500 x 300mm
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Key Features:
- Grade: First Quality County Grade Penrhyn Slate
- Thickness: 7mm
- Size:: 500 x 300 mm
- Colour: Heather Blue
- Warranty: Guaranteed for 100 Years
Description:
Penrhyn® County Grade is the main production thickness at Penrhyn® Welsh Slate at 7 mm thick.
The surface texture is similar to the Capital Grade, but the slightly thicker leading edge gives more focus to the slate on the roof. Traditionally sold in the Midlands and North West of England it is now sold widely across the World.
Natural slate from Welsh Slate’s Penrhyn® quarry produces what is widely regarded as the finest roofing slates in the world. Its durability, which sets it apart from all other slates, is derived from its density and the geological formation found in that part of North Wales.
Penrhyn® Quarry has been in operation for over 400 years and roofing slate from Penrhyn has been widely used across the UK. Heather Blue in colour, the Penrhyn® slate is renowned for its beauty and premium quality.
Penrhyn® Heather Blue slate, also known as Bangor Blue and Penrhyn® Purple, is produced from a fine-grained slate deposit, laid down over 500 million years ago in the Cambrian period.
Penrhyn® Quarry in the heart of Snowdonia is one of the largest slate quarries in the world, and has been in commercial production for over seven centuries. The properties of the Penrhyn® slate allow it to be split into thin sheets but still retain its strength and unparalleled durability.
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Welsh Penrhyn County Grade 1st Quality Roofing Slate 500 x 300mm
Delivery:
IN STOCK. Next Day Delivery (if ordered before 13:00)
Key Features:
- Grade: First Quality County Grade Penrhyn Slate
- Thickness: 7mm
- Size:: 500 x 300 mm
- Colour: Heather Blue
- Warranty: Guaranteed for 100 Years
Description:
Penrhyn® County Grade is the main production thickness at Penrhyn® Welsh Slate at 7 mm thick.
The surface texture is similar to the Capital Grade, but the slightly thicker leading edge gives more focus to the slate on the roof. Traditionally sold in the Midlands and North West of England it is now sold widely across the World.
Natural slate from Welsh Slate’s Penrhyn® quarry produces what is widely regarded as the finest roofing slates in the world. Its durability, which sets it apart from all other slates, is derived from its density and the geological formation found in that part of North Wales.
Penrhyn® Quarry has been in operation for over 400 years and roofing slate from Penrhyn has been widely used across the UK. Heather Blue in colour, the Penrhyn® slate is renowned for its beauty and premium quality.
Penrhyn® Heather Blue slate, also known as Bangor Blue and Penrhyn® Purple, is produced from a fine-grained slate deposit, laid down over 500 million years ago in the Cambrian period.
Penrhyn® Quarry in the heart of Snowdonia is one of the largest slate quarries in the world, and has been in commercial production for over seven centuries. The properties of the Penrhyn® slate allow it to be split into thin sheets but still retain its strength and unparalleled durability.
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