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Stone walls
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There are hundreds of choices available to you in the use of stone.
Stone varies depending on its geology, colour, dimensions, age and how it has been finished. When you use stone one of the most important considerations is the person who builds it. A high quality stone can be ruined by bad building and a good stone mason can turn an average quality stone into a beautiful piece of building work.
When you choose stone for your building work you should choose carefully. The reasons for this are:
- The wrong choice could be a potentially un-affordable mistake to rectify.
- To avoid disputes between building contractors and clients over specifications.
- Stone creates a value greater than its function.
- The legacy you create from stone will be likely to last for hundreds of years.
Please use our stone guide to help you choose whether you should use stone and what sort of stone you should use for a particular purpose.
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Red sandstone walling
This eye catching red sandstone walling - 100 - 200mm is a great match for: Cawsand sandstone, Tiverton sandstone, Kingsand sandstone and Rame sandstone
suitable for building either masonry walls. As our photos illustrate, the uses of this stone are versatile and can be incorporated into projects such as house building, creating a gate post or a feature hedge around a path area.
The red sandstone walling stone has been selected to have a specified bed depth and so works well for those looking to build a wall using red sandstone walling but have a limited bed depth allowance.
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