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Devon stone
Devonian slate
Lantoom stone is geologically described as a Devonian slate and similar geology is found from North Cornwall, through to Torbay in South Devon. The same geology is found around the fringes of Dartmoor. Therefore although the use of the geological term "Devonian" refers to a geological age, "Devon stone" can be found throughout this geographical area.
A great match
Devon stone is a brown coloured slate which is grey when sawn. Lantoom stone has exactly these properties. Lantoom stone is very commonly used throughout south and west Devon. Whenever a Devon stone is required, Lantoom stone is suitable. Traditionally Devon stone was used for building walls and hedges and Lantoom stone is ideal for use where a new building or extension requires the use of Devon stone.
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Rustic face sawn stone 100mm (palletised)
This is beautiful Cornish stone from Lantoom Quarry. The building face of this walling stone is the brown natural face and the back face of the stone is sawn to give a 100mm (nominal) bed depth. The stone is suitable for both traditional and contemporary designs and can be used for interior and exterior walls. This is our most popular building stone material and has been used in a wide range of projects to give a quality finish to a building project. As you can see from the pictures, face heights of each stone vary and so this is most commonly built with a random uncoursed pattern. The price is for 1 tonne of Cornish stone. Learn More
