Textured Slate

Textured Slate is a slate-like, low-profile concrete roof tile from Eagle Roofing Products with a visibly textured face and beveled edges. Its granular-looking face is distinct from smooth Bel Air and from the tapered edge of Tapered Slate. It is used in residential concrete tile roofing.

• Tile width: 12 3/8 inches
• Tile length: 17 inches
• Headlap: 3 inches
• Tiles per 100 square feet: 88.5

• Standard: approximately 970 pounds per 100 square feet installed
• Eaglelite: approximately 720 pounds per 100 square feet installed

Eaglelite Textured Slate is the lightweight version, approximately 720 pounds per 100 square feet against 970 pounds for the standard tile. The two share the 12 3/8 by 17 inch size, 3-inch headlap and 88.5 tile count.

A Textured Slate with Copper entry appears separately on the 2018 technical sheet, with the same size, headlap, tile count and standard weight. The copper-color treatment is a finish variant and not a different field profile.

Standard-weight Textured Slate is offered nationwide and in Canada on the 2018 edition of the Eagle technical sheet (dated 3/2018). On that page it sits next to Double Eagle Ponderosa and Textured Slate with Copper.

On the same edition, Estate is offered nationwide except the Midwest, Florida and the Eastern region, with an Eaglelite version for California and the Southwest. Double Eagle Ponderosa is offered in California, the Intermountain region, Hawaii, the Northwest and Canada. Tapered Slate is offered nationwide and in Canada. Malibu Sub 800 is a Western Canada lightweight at 88.0 tiles per square and 800 pounds.

Eagle's current browse page for concrete tile lists Textured Slate among its profiles, alongside Bel Air, Capistrano, Double Eagle Ponderosa, Estate, Golden Eagle, Malibu, Malibu Sub 800, Ponderosa, Sequoia and Tapered Artisan.