Multicolour Slate Cladding Split Face Tiles 350x180 From £32.99/m2

Multicolour Stone Cladding Split Face Tiles 350 x 180 are a distinctive natural stone wall covering for interior and exterior applications. Combining grey, bronze, rust, ochre, charcoal and earthy brown tones, the natural slate creates a richly varied stone cladding finish for feature walls, fireplaces, garden walls, entrance walls and commercial interiors.

The 350 x 180 mm format is formed from individual pieces of natural multicolour slate in different lengths, widths and approximately 10–20 mm thicknesses. Rather than creating a flat and uniform tiled surface, the varying stone sizes and projecting faces produce a pronounced 3D split face structure, with some pieces sitting forward and others recessed slightly deeper into the wall.

This irregular construction is one of the main characteristics of Multicolour Slate Stone Cladding. The combination of different widths, heights, thicknesses and natural surface levels recreates the appearance of individually stacked stone, producing stronger shadow lines, greater visual depth and a natural complexity that cannot be achieved with a flat, regular wall tile. The finished wall has a layered, hand-built character while still benefiting from the convenience of a modular Split Face Tile format.

For exterior applications, Multicolour Slate Stone Cladding is particularly effective on garden walls, raised beds, courtyard walls, entrance features and decorative landscape structures. Its mixture of natural grey, rust and earthy tones works well alongside sandstone paving, granite, rendered walls, timber, planting and architectural metalwork.

Indoors, Multicolour Slate Split Face Stone Cladding can be used for fireplace surrounds, living room feature walls, reception areas, restaurants, traditional pubs, hotels, offices and retail interiors. The varied natural colouring and uneven 3D surface give larger walls greater texture and architectural interest without relying on artificial patterns or printed finishes.

Explore our wider Stone Cladding Split Face Tiles 350 x 180 collection for other natural stone colours and finishes using the same mixed-size, staggered 3D format.

Multicolour Slate is a genuine natural stone product. Individual pieces vary naturally in grey, bronze, rust, ochre and brown tones, as well as in cleavage, mineral markings, thickness and surface texture. These variations are an essential part of the material and create the irregular depth, colour movement and layered stacked-stone character of the finished wall.

We wholesale reliable supply to long-term builders and landscapers at competitive trade prices.

Split Face Tiles Features

• Interlocking design so you can create a "seamless" join so the wall looks natural
• Can be used inside and outside (ensure the area is tanked if direct water contact is likely)
• Suits modern and traditional schemes
• Easy to install and quick - no specialist tools needed
• Recommended to apply a sealant for enhanced protection when using these tiles on water or shower walls
• Sample service available to check colour and texture so you can be confident of your purchase

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Why Are Our Split Face Tile Prices So Competitive?

Our split face tiles are supplied directly from our overseas group factory, reducing traditional distribution costs and keeping prices close to the source. Our pricing approach is based on reasonable margins rather than high mark-ups, supporting competitive pricing while maintaining consistent product quality and reliable supply.

Can Split Face Tiles Be Used Outdoors?

Yes, many natural stone split face tiles are suitable for indoor and outdoor wall applications when installed correctly. For exterior use, the wall must be strong, stable and properly prepared, with a suitable exterior-grade flexible adhesive. The top and exposed edges should also be detailed to prevent water from penetrating behind the tiles, particularly in UK rain and frost conditions.

Where Can Split Face Tiles Be Used?

Split face tiles can be used in both outdoor and indoor applications. Externally, they are commonly installed on garden walls, exterior feature walls, façades and entrance areas where the substrate and wall construction are suitable.

Internally, they are suitable for living-room feature walls, hallways, kitchens, fireplace surrounds and selected bathroom feature walls. They are not normally recommended inside enclosed shower areas or other locations exposed to constant direct water because their uneven surface and close-jointed construction make waterproofing and cleaning more difficult.

Do Split Face Tiles Need Sealing?

For exterior split face tile installations, sealing is generally recommended. Outdoor natural stone is exposed to rain, frost, dirt, algae and regular weather changes, so a breathable natural stone sealer can help reduce water absorption and make the surface easier to maintain.

For interior use, sealing depends on the location. It is recommended in kitchens, bathroom feature areas, fireplace surrounds and other places exposed to moisture, staining or soot. In living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and other dry interior spaces, sealing is usually optional rather than essential.

Always test the sealer on a small area first. Choose a breathable natural stone sealer that maintains the natural appearance of the stone rather than leaving a dark, glossy or coated finish.

What Surface Should Split Face Tiles Be Installed On?

Split face tiles should be installed on a strong, stable, clean and suitable substrate capable of supporting the weight of natural stone. Common suitable surfaces include concrete, brickwork, blockwork, sound cement render and suitable cement-based tile backer boards. Weak plaster, loose render, painted surfaces and unsupported standard plasterboard should not be tiled directly without appropriate preparation or reinforcement. For a full step-by-step guide, please refer to How to Correctly Install Split Face Z Tiles.