Slatestone tiles or pavers are generally used as bathroom walling, kitchen walling, flooring, etc.

Slatestone is one of the most preferred products for doing kitchen flooring. It looks great and gives a fresh feel to the space.

Absolutely! Slatestone is great for use in walling in internal or external project spaces. It gives a remarkable depth to the walls.

Yes, Slatestones can be used for the patio area. These stones are durable, scratch and water-resistant. Feel free to give your patio a unique look with our Slatestone range.

Slatestone is okay for use in shower places as long as it is sealed and maintained properly.

Like every natural stone, Slate tiles and pavers should also be sealed to make them water-resistant and prevent staining or scratches. An annual sealant application should do the job well.

An unsealed Slatestone floor can easily get damaged. Also, any oil or harsh spills can penetrate the stone, creating a permanent stain.

We recommend sealing Slatestone every 2-3 years.

The best way to clean Slatestone tiles is with warm water and a soft mop. You can also use a pH-neutral cleaner.

No, you should not. Vinegar or citric liquids damage the stone with etching marks and permanent stains. Hence they must be avoided to clean Slatestone.

Bleach should not be used to clean Slatestone tiles. The best way to clean is with a pH-neutral cleaner or simply clean with warm water and a soft mop.

You should not use any acidic solution to clean Slatestone. Use a pH-Neutral cleaner available in the market for cleaning the stone.

You can pressure wash Slatestone tiles, but you should reseal the surface right after doing it. Sealing helps to minimize the porosity and protects the surface from damage in the future.