Made in Nebraska.
By these people.

  • Josh

    This guy is our in-house machinist, production designer, heavy lifter and Josh-of-all-trades.

  • Jen

    She’s the website designer, material procurer, production and packaging specialist with an eye for design.

We think Made in the USA is important

We started out in 2001 with a business that sold green building materials. There were some AMAZING materials, but so much of it was made overseas.
We moved on to small manufacturing in 2008, and Slate-ish got an upgrade and makeover in 2014.
Since then, we’ve been diverting waste from the landfill, and making a product that can replace mined stone from overseas. We use products made in the US, buy and modify used equipment, and even ship in US made boxes.

Testimonials

  • I'm an idiot, and even I could do it! It was way easier than I thought it would be!

    Scott R.

  • My order was received earlier than expected. The product was much easier to cut than I anticipated. The installation was a no brainer and the end result exceeded my expectations. The cost was nice too.

    Ed W.

  • The results exceeded all of our expectations and your customer service was outstanding!

    Frank D

Easy and Sustainable

What’s different about Slate-ish?

Lightweight. Strong. Easy.

We’re a bit of an oddball here - kind of like stone, but with some features of wood.

Like Stone: Our material starts as a layered paper/resin composite, and because of these layers, it splits just like natural stone. This gives it a texture super close to actual Slate, which is also formed in layers and split to reveal the tile face.
Like Wood: Cuts with woodworking tools - Slate-ish does not require wet, diamond blade cutting, reducing mess and equipment. Thin pieces have some flexibility, and it’s not brittle, like stone.
As unique as you are: Lightweight but durable, and fits into many design styles. Slate-ish has a clean look for modern times. You can even customize the look by layering for thickness, adding your own surface coatings, and installing in various patterns.