Are you dreaming of a lovely patio in your garden or at your cabin? Now your dream can come true – and it's easier than you think. With Minera slate scissors you can easily cut and lay your own slate flagstones. You can work faster, the result will be better and you’ll reduce waste and bruised thumbs!
Can you cut stone with a scissor? Yes, and best of all, you don’t need to be particularly strong! With a Minera slate scissors you can cut and shape slate flagstones to just the shape you need and then glue or lay them on an underlay.
We also have thickness adjusted slate flagstones, which means that all the stones are the same thickness and you won’t have to use glue to even out differences in thickness.
A Minera slate scissor and slate flagstones with the same thickness make paving work easier – for professionals and amateurs.
Using slate scissors will make the work more enjoyable. There’s no noise from angle grinders and no need for electricity. The scissor can cut bends, notches, corners and straight edges. The most important thing is that you’ll get a better end result.
You can borrow or hire a slate scissors from most of our distributors. It can be dismantled and are easy to transport.
“I laid light Oppdal slate flagstones and I used Minera slate scissors to shape them. This was the first time I’ve laid slate and it quite whet my appetite! I must admit that I had the slate lying around on a pallet for about a month. I didn’t think I would be able to do it, but once I got going, it was easy and inspiring. I was actually quite proud of what I’d done myself.”
Espen Loe Haukedal
Cut diagonally in towards the corner before you gradually move out from the corner again.
If you need to cut away large sections of the flagstone, cut gradually in towards the mark. Little by little, and not all in one go!
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