2009-12-07


Slate

9 comments:

  1. Similar perspective to yesterday. Would have liked that house to have a red roof.

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  2. Is that a slate wall? Don't think I've ever seen such a thing.

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  3. very nice texture! I have a prize for you! take a look at my blog!

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  4. Me encanta esa textura arrancada, me parece que es pizarra ¿me equivoco?.El punto de vista genial

    un abrazo

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  5. When I saw the photo my first thought was: what are all the Non-Germans going to comment? Is there another country where this kind of slated walls are known? I really do not know.
    My parents had their house slated with white and black composite slate, I think this was very hip in the 80's.

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  6. On the side of the same building you showed us yesterday. Boy, we certainly don't see much slate around here.

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  7. I've never seen slate for siding. We have it as roofing material on some of our older buildings around here.

    Very cool.

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  8. Thanks for the comments.

    Joan Elizabeth: Yes, a slate wall. As Martina says below, this had been quite popular in Germany in recent decades. But the house it is cladding is centuries old and I think the slate is not in keeping with its original styles. I suspect it will disaappear when the house is renovated.

    Paula Werner Severo: Muito obrigado pelo commentario e pela entrada no blog.

    Ángel Corrochano: Si, si, es pizarra.

    Martina: Sometimes I see villages around here where old stone cottages have plastic versions of this cladding. It looks so ugly and totally out of keeping with the style.

    Don and Krise: Not quite the same building as yesterday. I have added some info in the entry for 2009-12-08. This slate is on the ironworks owner's house. The sign was from the general store a few metres away.

    Gallow: As Martina says, it seems to be a modern German custom.

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