Stone Finishes

Polished

Manually rubbed to produce a smooth finish

Pitched/Bull/Rock Face

The rough face is left protruding while the bed, top and sides are tooled or sawn flat.

Hammer Dressed

The rough face is manually dressed with a pointed chisel to produce a flat surface leaving a random pattern of chisel marks.

Tooled

Stugged, Broached or Droved to create a traditional fine textured finish.

Types of Walling

Random Rubble

Stones suitable for random or semi coursed cladding.

Coursed Walling

Either split or pitched face supplied 100mm on bed 140mm in height

Square & Snecked Walling

Supplied 100mm on bed in 215/140/65mm heights.

Ashlar

Facing stone built in tight jointed even courses sawn to size generally with smooth/polished face

Quoins

Cornerstones, right-angled approx twice length to width available in various finishes.

Rybats/Jambs

Used round windows and doors in a variety of styles and finishes.