Modern Herringbone Slate Tiles – Brazilian Black Slate.
The Modern Herringbone Slate Tile is cut from Brazilian black slate, chosen for its precise grain, stable composition, and consistent tone. Each piece carries a rectified back for a secure, accurate fit, and a riven surface that expresses the stone’s natural texture without compromising balance or refinement.
Its charcoal-black palette establishes a strong architectural base that works across modern and transitional interiors. The narrow format suits herringbone installations, introducing rhythm and structure to open-plan floors or feature walls.
This format performs equally well in bathrooms, kitchens, and living spaces, maintaining visual continuity through underfloor-heated zones and high-traffic areas.
Installation Notes
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Confirm the substrate is level, clean, and stable before installation. 
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Blend pieces prior to fixing; shade variation is inherent to natural stone. 
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A decoupling membrane is recommended, especially where underfloor heating is present. 
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Expect slight edge variations; use minor imperfections for cuts or perimeter pieces. 
Adhesive
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Use a flexible, white powdered adhesive to maintain colour integrity. 
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Apply a full bed for uniform contact and load distribution. 
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Allow 24 hours for standard set or 6 hours for fast set adhesives before grouting. 
Grout
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Use flexible grout to accommodate movement and temperature change. 
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Select a joint width that aligns with tile tolerances. 
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Grout only after sealant has cured and the installation is stable. 
Sealing & Maintenance
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Apply a penetrating sealant before grouting and after completion. 
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Reseal every 6–12 months, depending on usage. 
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Use pH-neutral cleaners formulated for stone; avoid acidic products. 
| SKU | MHS-60060 | 
| Material | Brazilian Slate | 
| Colour | Charcoal Black | 
| Finish | Riven (Textured Matte) | 
| Edge | Straight / Rectified | 
| Size (mm) | 600 x 60 x 10 | 
| Suitability | Wall, Floor, Bathroom, Kitchen, Living, UFH | 
| Traffic | High | 
| Origin | Brazil | 


 
       
       
      