Slate
Slate is a stone formed in a sheet-like, layered structure. Slate is colored gray to black, but may also be brown, red, yellow and green. The mineral content determines the color range. Slate is a metamorphic rock. It is available from many countries including the United States. Common finishes are a natural cleft face, honed and tumbled.

Common colors are:
Multi-color – a blend of greens and golds
Copper – a blend of rust colors
Autumn – a blend of earth tones
Gray – traditional gray tones
Black – traditional black
Multi-color blend – a blend of greens, golds and rust colors (of Indian origin)

Canterra
Canterra is stone formed from volcanic, igneous rock. In Spanish, canterra means “quarry”. Its basic composition is a molten rock material. It is very colorful and can be used for flooring, walls and for carved fireplaces and architectural features. Common finishes are honed and chisel face.

Common available colors are:
Magenta – a purplish color that is unique in its own appearance
Café II – a grayish, brown color that lends a neutral range
Negro – a black stone
Blanco – a whitish, gray color range
Tobacco – a deep golden, brown color range

Travertine
Travertine is stone formed by the deposits of calcium carbonate around springs and streams. The stone is porous and is filled with a cement-like product to fill in the voids. The quality of the stone is generally determined by how large the holes are that have to be filled. This stone is the more economical group of mass-produced floor and wall material. It is produced in a honed (smooth and low sheen), brushed (dimpled and slightly textured) or tumbled (antiqued) finish.

Common available colors are:
Classic – light, beige color
Brown – dark, common reference name is “noche”
Red – various colors of red and earth tones. Common reference name is “rojo”
Gold – various colors of yellow and gold tones. Common reference name is “oro”

Borgata Pavers
Borgatas are a flashed clay brick, handmade in Mexico. Its unique multicolor look is unequaled in any other product. It is a seasonal product made by migrant workers. During the season, normally April through August, brick can usually be delivered with approximately two weeks notice. Common sizes are 4x8, 6x12, 12x12, 8x16. It is easy to split these bricks into veneers on ceilings, chimneys, walls, doors, windows, columns, and building facades. These bricks are also suitable to construct non-load bearing walls.

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