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Heathermoor Slate — natural cleft finish. Photo source: Vermont Structural Slate. Medium gray Vermont slate with black veining or spots; white quartz veins can occur. Some exterior pieces develop brownish tones as part of the material’s semi-weathering character.
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Colors Gray · Black
Supplied as Flooring and paving · Stair treads · Wall cladding · Countertops · Roofing slate
Finishes Natural cleft · Honed
Typical uses Flooring · Landscape & site stone · Cladding & exterior walls · Countertops · Roofing Origin evidence Extraction country USA — verified[1] Extraction state Vermont — verified[1] Quarry origin unconfirmed.
Sources (1) Source 1 · extraction country, extraction stateDocumented capabilities Available finishes Natural cleft; HonedSource
Natural stone varies. Representative images introduce the material’s character but do not define the full range of a current order.
Heathermoor Slate is documented at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Mortimer B. Zuckerman Research Building, designed by SOM/ZGF.
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