What Are Slate Pavers?
Slate pavers are a type of natural stone pavers that are quarried in Wales, Portugal, United Kingdom and New York. Slate is composed mostly of quartz and muscovite, with small amounts of magnetite, graphite and chlorite. It is formed when layers of clay and volcanic foliate together over an extreme period of time. This forms a beautiful stone that is then quarried and cut into the shape of pavers. The distinct characteristics of slate pavers make them ideal for use around the interior and exterior of the home. The strength of slate makes it perfect for use in the construction of steps, balconies and retaining walls. Slate is also unaffected by acids. Therefore, when it is for garden pathways or stepping stones, it can be laid directly onto the soil without having to create a sand bed. Pavers made from slate work perfectly around the pool. They are naturally slip-resistant without the need for them to be refinished. Combined with the fact that they are unaffected by acid, they are the i
