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Here at Gather Co we want to ensure that the gap between your screen and our surfaces is bridged. As such, we have developed this Texture Guide to provide a general understanding of the finishes across our collection and to offer a sense of the ‘feel’ you can expect from each variety.
*Please note: This is intended as a guide only. Some surfaces may sit outside the prescribed finish as stated below. It is not a Slip Rating, you’ll find that in the “Resources and Installation” section at the bottom of each product page.
Slate
Step 2. Finish: Norgay - Natural Longs
Texture Guide: 3
Step 2. Finish: Norgay - Natural
Texture Guide: 4
With swirling autumn tones that combine the reds, yellows, tans and oranges of Italy’s Northern villages, Tuscan Slate lends an irresistible European magic to indoor and outdoor spaces alike.
Dense and durable, this stone is perfectly suited for placement around pools not simply for its extremely low water absorption, but the attention-stealing sparkle it imparts under an Australian sun.
• Gaining popularity in the Australian market
• When sealed properly, it will maintain its look for years
• Well-developed pallet with complex red, yellow, tan and orange combined with reflective clear quartz speckling
• Low maintenance stone able to suit indoor and outdoor application
Proving it can weather the test of time, Norgay Slate continues to stand strong throughout the ancient Chinese village of Jiangnan.
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Tianjin - Historically a gateway to Beijing, Tianjin has become a Chinese powerhouse of its own as the world’s 6th most populous city. Its architecture remains a curious mix of Chinese and nineteenth century European styles following its use by the West as a gateway to the emerging presence of China on the world stage.
Slate - is a fine-grained compressed metamorphic rock derived through sedimentary clay and volcanic ash. With extremely workable properties, it has seen application to human structures for centuries. It’s relevance to modern day architecture still stands strong today.
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