Deoli Green Slate is one of the green natural stones which is prettiest and most preferred in India. Its unique color pattern, excellent durability, and versatility of use makes it a must select. This stone is quarried mainly in Deoli, Rajasthan and is used in residential, commercial, landscaping, and other projects globally.
Deoli Green Slate is a type of clay quartzite slate which derives from sandstone through intense heat and pressure, reshaping its mineral constitution. It is composed of quartz, mica and other minerals in small quantities that provide a metallic luster due to its fine-grained texture. The wrought olive green, gray green or olive gray hue features golden, silvery or sometimes purple streaks which makes each slab of the stone uniquely different.
Deoli Green Slate is extracted from the Aravalli mountain ranges, paying Deoli town in Rajasthan, which is famous for the slate and quartzite deposits. The quarries of India ensures that eco-friendly and environment protective methods are adopted while extracting stones to maintain the ecological balance while depleting the stone supply in nature.
The most remarkable characteristic of Deoli Green Slate is its breathtaking looks, which usually consist of the following features:
1. Color: Green, gray, and gold constitute dominantly the colors, with the texture possessing a natural metallic shine.
2. Texture: Surface is usually slightly rough or natural cleft. However, as per client’s requirements, it can also be honed or polished.
3. Finish Options: Honed, polished, brushed, tumbles, or left in natural finish.
4. Size and Formats: It can be provided in slabs and tiles or in cut-to-size formats for bespoke installations.
5. Aesthetic value Versatility: Owing to the fact that it portrays rustic charm combined with contemporary beauty, it can be used in modern architecture as well as traditional.
| Material Type | Slate |
| Color | Green |
| Compressive Strength |
Approx. 1000–1400 kg/cm²
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| After Freezing |
900–1300 kg/cm²
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| Ultimate Tensile Strength |
60–110 kg/cm²
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| Water Absorption | 0.3–0.7% |
| Impact Test (Min Fall HT) | 60–80 cm |
| Bulk Density |
2700–2800 kg/m³
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| Flooring |
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Wall cladding
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Landscaping
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| Paving |
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Countertops and tabletops
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