roof slate tiles indoors

[cowgomoo]

Hi All, finally started pouring down in S London and I have a stash of old slate roofing tiles by the shed looking gorgeous after a down pour. My question is - can these tiles be used in a shower enclosure or bathroom ? On a floor maybe or am I just being an idiot and you lot will stop me from committing a really stupid waste of time.
Thanks David.

 

[Terry Cottar]

they are too thin for floors and i wouldnt use em on walls either if you tap them part of the face could sheer

tel

 

[LM Ceramics]

wow ive never heard that one before but i dont think so too thin as mentioned and there is no stupid questions only stupid answers

 

[kilty55]

you could use them as a feature in the garden..layering them overlaping in a square formation with plants planted inside looks excellent.....only ever seen it once on a local roofers garden

 

[doug boardley]

some of the roofing slate around the lakes are 2" thick, how thick are yours CGM:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Terry Cottar]

some of the roofing slate around the lakes are 2" thick, how thick are yours CGM:smilewinkgrin:

point taken doug just assumed they were normal roof slates

tel

 

[cowgomoo]

Thanks chaps, they actually are old roofing tiles and roughly hewn with a max thickness only 5-6ml, so a stupid idea. Maybe in another area.You can tile something thats not a shower or bathroom or kitchen floor / splashie can't you ??:idea3:

 

[diamondtiling]

you might stick them somewhere and then your roof leaks................DDDDOOOOHHHH!!!
just a thought



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[doug boardley]

if they're only that thick, I'd use them on roof or skip them. I wouldn't attempt to tile anything with them as chances are they'll be "shaled" ( as we say up here!) ie, they'll turn water on a roof, but won't stand up to a lot of soaking

 

[diamondtiling]

WHEN IS SOMEONE GONNA READ MY POSTED JOKES IN THE JOKE FORUM? BEEN UP A WEEK!!

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