Feature Stones
Recently completed projects include a number of one-off feature stones. From the landmark replica Bridgeness Slab in Bo’ness to various garden features, we can use a combination of techniques including CAD/CAM, CNC machining and hand finishing by our skilled masons.
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- A freestanding garden feature stone. The rough-backed piece of whin was polished and the symbol was milled out before being enamel painted.
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- We produced numerous stones to mark out the boundary of the new national park. These were milled out and the enamel shapes were fitted in.
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- The slab in place on the Harbour road in Bo’ness. It’s set within our Cullalo walling.
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- This shows the Latin inscription in the centre of the slab.
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- Detail of the right-hand side of the slab.
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- Detail of the left-hand side of the slab.
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- The replica Bridgeness Slab being hand finished after many hours of CNC milling. We recreated it from a laser-scanned model that’s housed in the Museum of Scotland.
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- Bridgeness Slab
