Spanish Cupa Slates :-

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• meet or exceed all internationally recognised standards, producing a very flat, homogenous slate;

• valued for their impermeability, durability and versatility;

• thickness varies from 3.5-8mm;

• slate is fireproof and completely waterproof with no special treatment needed;

• used on roofs, facades, and interior design;

• available in different tones of grey or black;

• the slates have 16 different shape formats.

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Spanish Samaca Slates :-

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• can be assembled and disassembled again;

• waterproof and fireproof, resistant to extreme weather conditions;

• quality checked for aesthetics and functionality;

• thickness varies from 3.5-8mm;

• used on roofs, facades, and interior design; 

• variety of charcoal tones, shapes, and textures.

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​Spanish Caledonian Slates :-

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• specially produced for the Scottish market in a heavier, more robust thickness, resembling a traditional Ballachulish slate;

• a top-quality mid-grey textured slate;

• good workability giving a 'traditional' feel to any roof type;

• impermeable to water, weather and UV resistant, unaffected by chemicals or pollutants, fireproof;

• 5-7mm or 7-9mm thickness; 35x20cm, 40x20cm, 40x25cm, and 50x25cm sizes.

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Cupa 3 Scotia Heavy and Samaca Q24/Q53 Scotia Heavy Slates :-

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• Cupa 3 Heavy is a distinctive blue-black slate with a very rough surface;

• 7-8mm thickness; 30x20cm, 35x20cm, 40x20cm, 40x25cm, and 50x25cm sizes;

• the extra thickness gives it strength to combat the inclement Scottish weather;

• has the same durability properties as the Caledonian;​

• Samaca Q24 is a black slightly rough textured slate;

• 7-8mm thickness; 30x20cm, 35x20cm, 40x20cm, 40x22cm, 40x25cm, and 50x25cm sizes;

• Samaca Q53 is a smaller grade slate which mimics the look of traditional Scottish slates;

• both have the same durability properties as the Caledonian.

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