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Slate floor tiles price comparison

Slate floor tiles, built to be walked on.

Slate is one of the best natural floors you can lay — dense, slip-resistant and forgiving of the knocks a busy floor takes. But “floor tile” covers a lot of ground, and not every slate on sale is cut for the job. This page is the floor-buyer’s route into slate tiles: what actually makes a slate floor-grade, then live per-square-metre prices from 10 UK retailers as each colour comes online.

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Compare slate floor tiles by colour

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Black Slate Floor

Carbon-black Brazilian slate, the most popular floor choice. Live prices soon.

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Grey Slate Floor

Welsh and blue-grey slate in cool, even floor tones.

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Green Slate Floor

Olive and sea-green slate with natural depth underfoot.

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Rustic Slate Floor

Warm multicolour slate — golds, rusts and greens.

Each colour opens its own live comparison — size selector, postcode delivery costing and the day’s prices from every retailer that stocks it. Black is first up. Looking for the full range? Head back to slate tiles.

What makes a slate floor-grade

Four things decide whether a slate belongs on a floor. Get these right and the price comparison becomes a like-for-like fight; get them wrong and a cheap tile can cost you twice.

Thickness

10mm and up

Floors want body. 10mm is the workhorse thickness for slate floor tiles — enough to take furniture, footfall and the odd dropped pan without cracking. Thinner riven pieces suit walls, not floors.

Calibration

Calibrated backs

A calibrated tile is ground to an even thickness on the back, so it beds flat and level. Uncalibrated slate varies tile to tile, which turns a floor into a lippage nightmare. For floors, calibrated is worth paying for.

Finish

Match it to the room

Riven grips and hides wear — ideal for halls and kitchens. Honed is smooth and calm but shows more, better suited to lower-traffic rooms. The finish is really a decision about how much traffic the floor takes.

Underfloor heating

Slate loves UFH

Slate is a natural conductor, so it warms quickly and holds heat well over underfloor heating — one of the reasons it’s a favourite for conservatories and open-plan floors. Just bed it on a flexible adhesive rated for movement.

Not sure which finish your floor needs?

Riven, honed or brushed changes how a slate floor grips, wears and prices. Our plain-English guide walks through all three, starting from the room rather than the look.

Read the finishes guide

A scraper, not a sponsor.

We don’t sell tiles. Retailers are ranked by price, not by commercial relationship. Every price is recalculated from the retailer’s live product page in the last 24 hours, normalised to inc-VAT per square metre.

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Pick your colour

Choose the floor slate you want and reach its live comparison.

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Pick your size

Each size has its own comparison. We only show retailers who stock it.

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See live prices

Inc-VAT, ex-VAT, last-checked timestamp. Click through to buy.