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Could anyone identify them type of slate ?

  • 05-04-2014 6:33pm
    #1
    Colash
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    Not sure what type they are . Been told a welsh blue but can't be sure


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  • #2
    no1murray
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    Not Welsh. Look to be Chinese or brazilian.


  • #3
    Colash
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    no1murray wrote: »
    Not Welsh. Look to be Chinese or brazilian.

    Really ?


  • #4
    no1murray
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    The ribbon pattern looks to be of a cheaper slate and the edge bevel seems wrong.
    I could be wrong. If I had it in my hand I would know for sure.
    Just to ask, who told you they were welsh, a natural slate roofer or just some guy.


  • #5
    Colash
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    no1murray wrote: »
    The ribbon pattern looks to be of a cheaper slate and the edge bevel seems wrong.
    I could be wrong. If I had it in my hand I would know for sure.
    Just to ask, who told you they were welsh, a natural slate roofer or just some guy.

    A next door neighbour who is a bit of a roofer .. A bit of a roofer now ;) haha . He said they were a welsh blue . But I wouldn't have a clue . The reason I'm trying to find out is I've 600 for sale and I haven't a clue what to advertise them as !!!!!


  • #6
    Colash
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    Here's another pic . Not sure will it help


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  • #7
    no1murray
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    That looks like a welsh slate. Is it a load of mixed slates. Look diffrent from the first. Maybe it just the photo.


  • #8
    Colash
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    no1murray wrote: »
    That looks like a welsh slate. Is it a load of mixed slates. Look diffrent from the first. Maybe it just the photo.

    They are all the same slate . It's just that the first pictures I took were when they just came out of a shed they were stored in for years . The last pic I put up is of the same slate , except it has been out in the rain a few days lol . Plus it's of the opposite side of the slate . Any idea are they worth much ? I'm just trying to move them on as they were taking up space


  • #9
    no1murray
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    You could expect 3 or 4 euro depending on condition and amount. You will need enough for a project. Or they will be hard to sell.


  • #10
    Colash
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    no1murray wrote: »
    You could expect 3 or 4 euro depending on condition and amount. You will need enough for a project. Or they will be hard to sell.
    3 or 4 euro a slate ?? Jesus I was only expecting 50cent a slate or something . I was thinking they would be ideal for a small porch/conservatry area or something with a slated roof . I threw them up on donedeal anyways . Thanks very much for all your help mate ;)


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