CUPA Spanish natural roof slate
Cupa Spanish Natural roof Slate - CUPA Pizarras
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Cupa 98 and CUPA HEAVY 3 roof slates are the most appropriate Spanish natural slates for Irish roofs.
Cupa Natural Slates are naturally colour durable and require little maintenance over 100 years life expectancy.
Cupa Pizarras have been successfully quarrying natural roofing slates in Spain for more than 100 years.
Cupa natural roofing slates have a proven track record in Ireland since 1977. CUPA are World leaders in roofing slate production.
Cupa supply around 1 in 4 natural slate roofs worldwide. Cupa use modern production and quality controls.
Cupa natural roofing slates meet or exceed all internationally recognised Quality Assurance standards.
Cupa natural roofing slates are available from leading natural roofing slate stockists in Ireland at best prices.
Cupa natural roofing slates from 16 quarries, in 10 sizes and 4 slate grades. Colours Blue/grey to Blue/black.
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Cupa Heavy 3 roofing slates are a unique roofing slate produced in the same quarry as Cupa 3, but is split to a thickness of 8-10mm. It is specially produced for the Scottish market as an alternative to Ballachulish slate, and is also ideally suited to Ireland’s landscape and severe exposure of the Atlantic climate.
Cupa Heavy 3 natural roofing slate is suitable for commercial projects (see Lough Erne Golf Resort, Enniskillen) and residential developments (see Cedar Park, Co. Mayo). Its ability to combat dampness also makes it a favourite for Irish conservation projects.
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Cupa HEAVY 3
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The thick "Rustic " appearance and Blue/Black colour of Cupa Heavy 3 natural roofing slate appeals to clients looking for a truly traditional IRISH slate roof appearance.
Cupa HEAVY 3 natural roofing slate is extremely strong and will resist the harsh Irish climate, when fixed in accordance with CUPA's fixing specifications. |
Cupa 5 natural roofing slate is a Blue grey slate with a riven surface, which lends itself to modern architecture as well as heritage projects.
Cupa 5 natural roofing slate is split to an average thickness of 5mm and also between 7-8mm for the 'Heavy' variant.
See Marshalls Yard, Gainsborough; Waters Edge, Nene Valley; Saxon Court, Chippenham and Chimney Pot Park, Manchester for examples of Cupa 5 natural roofing slate on a variety of projects.
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Cupa 17 natural roofing slate is a dark grey slate with a smooth surface containing non-rusting metallic particles.
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Cupa give a
100 year GUARANTEE
on Cupa CAMPO,
Cupa 5
and Cupa HEAVY 3
slates
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Cupa 7 natural roofing slate is a blue-black slate with a smooth surface. This rectangular slate is split to an average thickness of 3.5 and 5mm.
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Cupa 98 natural roofing slate is a blue grey slate with a 'slaty' surface . Rectangular in format slate, it is split to an average thickness of 5.5mm.. Cupa 98 natural roofing slates were recently used on the restoration of St Mary's Church, Carrick-on-Shannon, Leitrim.
Grades: Premier / Nat Blend / Heavy
Sizes: All sizes from 60x30 down.
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Cupa 98 ( Campo )
Cupa 98 natural roofing slate is Ireland's most popular Spanish slate since 1977. Cupa 98 slates are quarried at MonteRande, near Ortiguiera, Northern Spain. |
Cupa 3 natural roofing slate is a blue-black slate with a very rough surface containing non-rusting metallic particles. The rectangular format slate is split to a thickness of 3.5mm and 7-8mm for the ‘Heavy’ variant, and is used on commercial and residential projects across the UK.
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