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NATURAL STONE NATURAL STONE SLATE NATURAL STONE SLATE NATURAL Champion of Versatility STONE Natural slate tile has been a staple for indoor and outdoor flooring (and more) USAGE for many decades, but it has no trouble staying relevant. The variation and color of the stone create a neutral backdrop but provide plenty of contrast and brightness to any design from traditional to contemporary. Bring the playful yet steady versatility of slate to your design with our slate collection. • STYLISH VERSATILITY - Handles the demands of both indoor and outdoor applications with finesse - A natural finish that wows from the foyer to the game room - Available in an array of colors, shapes, and sizes in natural finishes SEE CHARTS FOR FULL PRODUCT DETAILS Cover photo features Indian Multicolor Slate on the floor. Above photo features Mongolian Spring Slate in a flagstone pattern on the floor. NATURAL STONE NATURAL STONE SLATE FINISHES: MATTE AUTUMN MIST S772 AUTUMN MIST S772 2" x 2" Beehive Mosaic Natural Cleft AUTUMN MIST S772 (11-7/8" x 10-5/8" Sheet) 1-1/4" x 2-7/8" Brick-joint Mosaic Natural Cleft (11-3/4" x 11-7/8" Sheet) AUTUMN MIST S772 AUTUMN MIST S772 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged Random Kayla High-Low Natural Cleft Ungauged (6" x 24" Sheet) CALIFORNIA GOLD S700 CALIFORNIA GOLD S700 CALIFORNIA GOLD S700 12" x 12" Honed 16" x 24", 16" x 16", 8" x 16", 8" x 8" Versailles Pattern Natural Cleft Gauged* CALIFORNIA GOLD S700 12" x 24", 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged * Pattern Sizes: 16" x 24" = 2 pcs., 16" x 16" = 4 pcs., 8" x 16" = 2 pcs., 8" x 8" = 4 pcs. (Pattern covers 15.75 sq. ft.) NATURAL STONE NATURAL STONE SLATE INDIAN MULTICOLOR S771 INDIAN MULTICOLOR S771 16" x 24", 16" x 16", 8" x 16", 8" x 8" Versailles Pattern Natural Cleft Gauged* INDIAN MULTICOLOR S771 12" x 24", 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged MONGOLIAN SPRING S781 MONGOLIAN SPRING S781 MONGOLIAN SPRING S781 Pattern Flagstone 16" x 24", 16" x 16", 8" x 16", 8" x 8" Natural Cleft Gauged** Versailles Pattern Natural Cleft Gauged* MONGOLIAN SPRING S781 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged * Pattern Sizes: 16" x 24" = 2 pcs., 16" x 16" = 4 pcs., 8" x 16" = 2 pcs., 8" x 8" = 4 pcs. (Pattern covers 15.75 sq. ft.) ** Mounted in average sizes from 8" x 12" to 5" x 9" (2.7 sq. ft. per Sheet) NATURAL STONE NATURAL STONE SLATE GOLDEN SUN S783 GOLDEN SUN S783 GOLDEN SUN S783 Pattern Flagstone 16" x 24", 16" x 16", 8" x 16", 8" x 8" Natural Cleft Gauged** Versailles Pattern Natural Cleft Gauged* GOLDEN SUN S783 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged SLATE BRAZIL BLACK S762 BRAZIL GRAY S201 12" x 24", 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" 16" x 16" & 12" x 12" Natural Cleft Gauged Natural Cleft Gauged 7834 C.F. Hawn Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75217 | 1.800.933.TILE To view the complete collection of Daltile® products and information, visit our website at daltile.com. ©2019 Daltile (7/19) .

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