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Green Schist Tiles & Slabs

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Antipodia Schist Polished Tiles

Queenstown Stone Ltd

New Zealand
Pietra Verde Lavenche Tiles

Baravex Pietre

Italy
Pacifica Schist Polished Tiles

Queenstown Stone Ltd

New Zealand
Oceania Schist Polished Tiles

Queenstown Stone Ltd

New Zealand
Duck Cove Schist Tiles, Us Schist Stone Slabs

Freshwater Stone & Brickwork Inc.

United States

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Pietra Verde Lavenche Tiles

Baravex Pietre

Italy
Duck Cove Schist Tiles, Us Schist Stone Slabs

Freshwater Stone & Brickwork Inc.

United States
Oceania Schist Polished Tiles

Queenstown Stone Ltd

New Zealand

About Green Schist Tiles & Slabs : Schist Stone is a medium-grained metamorphic rock. Schist rock is composed of mineral grains easily seen with a low-power hand lens, oriented in such a way that the rock is easily split into thin flakes or plates. At Stonecontact.com, you can find all kinds of Schist Stone tiles and slabs in various sizes and finishes at the best prices and directly from the quarry owners.

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Can schist stone be polished and profiled?

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Schist Stone is softer than granite and basalt, so it is hard to cut and cannot provide a detailed edge like granite or marble. The light-colored igneous rock can be used in both interior and exterior wall and floor application projects.

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How can I clean schist tiles?

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For daily cleaning, you can use mild dish detergent and a microfiber cloth or soft sponge. Avoid using abrasive cleaners and harsh/acidic chemicals on schist. If you're dealing with a stubborn stain, be sure to clean the area with water and mild dish soap, then blot excess moisture up.

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Is schist a type of granite?

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Of Course not! Schist is metamorphic and granite is igneous. Some types of schist are even categorized as granite, which makes it even harder to tell the difference.

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