slating
- noun
- /ˈsleɪtɪŋ/
- Specialized
- After the storm, several pieces of slating were missing from our roof.
Examples
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They decided to use traditional slating instead of metal for the new house.
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The roofer delivered the slating needed to finish covering the barn's roof.
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And then she'd also done a slate tile as well with another picture on.
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So I'm going to cut that slot out and that's going to be both how I mount the thing to the to the slate itself and the hinge to the the Clapper mechanism.
Synonyms
A flat dark rock that splits into thin sheets used for roofs and writing surfaces
A thin flat piece of wood or slate used to cover a roof
Material used to cover the top of a building, like tiles or metal sheets
A roof covered with thin, flat pieces of stone
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slating comes from slate, the flat rock used on roofs, so slating is the work of covering a roof with those 'flat rocks'.