Dark Interlocking Rough Slate Decorative Cultured Stone Cladding

What is interlocking rough slate stone?

Interlocking rough slate stone is a decorative cladding stone that imitates the thicker, rougher layers of slate, with pieces made to fit into one another. It has more pronounced projections than fine slate; when light falls on it, deep shadows form between the layers and the wall looks like an old hand-built stone wall.

Why Dark Interlocking Rough Slate?

• Deep, three-dimensional texture: thick layers give the wall a strong play of light and shadow.
• Interlocking structure: joint lines disappear and the surface looks seamless.
• Lightweight and easy to lay: far lighter than natural stone, so it adds no extra load to the building.
• Corner module: external corners are finished with dedicated pieces like a real stone wall.
• Made in Ankara: hand-finished in Dark Stone's own factory in Ankara.

Colour options

• Light tones: DS 2802 (white), DS 2801 (off-white – grey with yellow accents) and DS 2809 (pinkish beige with yellow accents) — for bright interiors and light façades.
• Grey and brown tones: DS 2807 (grey with yellow accents), DS 2814 (smoky grey with brick accents), DS 2810 (dark brown with yellow accents) and DS 2813 (brown – grey mix) — a strong look in rustic and modern spaces.
• Warm tones: DS 2804 (brick – brown mix) and DS 2806 (yellow – orange – brick) — for fireplaces, garden walls and cafés.

Where is interlocking rough slate used?

Outdoors on façades, garden and boundary walls, columns and balconies; indoors around fireplaces, on living-room walls, in entrance halls, cafés and restaurants.

Installation and site visit

The pieces are laid from the bottom up, interlocking with each other, on a clean and level surface with a suitable adhesive. Our team offers a free site visit to choose the colour and calculate the area. For a finer texture, see Dark Interlocking Slate Stone.