Stone walls

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

This stunning selected hammered granite walling stone comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building masonry walls. The stone has been hand selected from our hammered granite pile to have a nominal bed depth of 100-150mm. Whats more, it has also had it's backs cropped, to allow for larger stone faces than our standard selected walling. 

This granite walling stone is a very good match for Dartmoor granite. As our photos illustrate it is possible to use this stone to create a spectacular finish, whether it's intended for use in a small or larger sized project. For delivery on pallets please call us for a quotation.

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This stunning selected hammered granite walling stone comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building masonry walls. The stone has been hand selected from our hammered granite pile to have a nominal bed depth of 100-200mm. 

This granite walling stone is a very good match for Dartmoor granite. As our photos illustrate it is possible to use this stone to create a spectacular finish, whether it's intended for use in a small or larger sized project. For delivery on pallets please call us for a quotation.

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This eye catching limestone squared walling is suitable for use in constructing traditional masonry walls with mortar. These images represent limestone squared walling used on a mortared wall. This limestone is a great match for Exeter, Plymouth, Dartmouth, Salcombe, and Torbay limestone. This limestone walling is the perfect way to bring a bit of colour to your project. Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product, to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This eye catching limestone squared walling is suitable for use in constructing traditional masonry walls with mortar. These images represent limestone squared walling used on a mortared wall. This limestone is a great match for Exeter, Plymouth, Dartmouth, Salcombe, and Torbay limestone. This limestone walling is the perfect way to bring a bit of colour to your project. Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product, to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This eye catching limestone squared walling is suitable for use in constructing traditional masonry walls with mortar. These images represent limestone squared walling used on a mortared wall. This limestone is a great match for Exeter, Plymouth, Dartmouth, Salcombe, and Torbay limestone. This limestone walling is the perfect way to bring a bit of colour to your project. Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product, to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This stunning granite walling stone - hammered comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building either masonry walls or dry stone walls. The stone is in random shapes, the bed depth of the stones vary. The bed depth can be up to 450mm roughly. The price is for a bagged tonne

If you require a smaller bed depth please check out our hand selected hammered granite

This stone is a very good match for Dartmoor granite. As our photos illustrate it is possible to use this stone to create a spectacular finish, whether it's intended for use in a small or larger sized project. For delivery in bags or loose please call us for a quotation.

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Our stunning Cornish hedging stone is suitable for building traditional hedges and dry stone garden walls. This is our smaller grade of hedging material. For a premium dry stone wall, where a natural face is required, we recommend our medium walling stone. For true agricultural use we recommend our larger walling stone. Using Cornish hedging stone is an excellent way of achieving a rugged, rustic look while incorporating natural stone in your design. The price is per bagged tonne Learn More

This eye catching sandstone squared walling is suitable for use in constructing traditional masonry walls with mortar. These images represent sandstone squared walling used on a mortared wall. This sandstone walling is the perfect way to bring a bit of colour to your project. Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product, to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This eye catching sandstone squared walling is suitable for use in constructing traditional masonry walls with mortar. These images represent sandstone squared walling used on a mortared wall. This sandstone walling is the perfect way to bring a bit of colour to your project. Please be aware the bed depth can vary by approx 20mm Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product, to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This eye catching Cornish granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 150mm comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building 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 stone has been cropped square to give a squarer look then standard cropped granite

The cropped granite walling stone has been cropped down to give it a specified bed depth. Generally the shapes of the stones will be squarer than the cropped granite. The cropping gives the stones a more uniform squarish shape and the bed depth is from 100 - 150mm. This stone is a very good match for Dartmoor granite. The price is for 1 tonne of granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 150mm.

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This is a Cornish stone from Lantoom Quarry. The building face is a blue grey face which is a sawn finish. The back face of the stone is also 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. 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 stone. Please note that this product is often in high demand and for this reason is sometimes subject to long lead times. Learn More

This is beautiful Cornish stone from Lantoom Quarry. The building face of the stone is the brown natural face and the back face of the stone is sawn to give a 150mm (nominal) bed depth. The stone is suitable for both traditional and contemporary designs and can be used for interior and exterior walls. The advantage of using a 150mm bed depth stone compared to a 100mm bed depth stone is that as the stones are generally larger, the average length and depth of the face of each stone will be larger. 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

This is a Cornish stone from Lantoom Quarry. The building face is a blue grey face which is a sawn finish. The back face of the stone is also sawn to give a 150mm (nominal) bed depth. The stone is suitable for both traditional and contemporary designs and can be used for interior and exterior walls. 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 stone. Please note that this product is often in high demand and for this reason is sometimes subject to long lead times. Learn More

This eye catching Cornish granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 150mm comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building either masonry walls or dry stone 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 cropped granite walling stone has been cropped down to give it a specified bed depth. Generally the shapes of the stones will be squarer than hammered granite. The cropping gives the stones a more uniform squarish shape and the bed depth is from 100 - 150mm. This stone is a very good match for Dartmoor granite. The price is for 1 tonne of granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 150mm.

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Small walling stone is suitable for use to construct masonry walls with mortar. Typically the stone would be used to face a wall that had been constructed from concrete blocks. It can also be used as facing stone for use in gabion baskets. The stones are hand selected from the quarry and are not cut to size. This gives a more random and traditional look compared to walls built from our sawn stone products. They come in random sizes and are selected to ensure they have a building face. If you order this material please choose the correct delivery option. Learn More

This beautiful Cornish granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 200mm comes from our Caradon Quarry on Bodmin Moor and is suitable for building either masonry walls or dry stone walls. The opportunities to use this stone are numerous, from house building and creating gate posts to attractive hedging for a path area. The granite has been cropped down to give it a specified bed depth.

Generally the shapes of the stones will be squarer than hammered granite. The cropping gives the stones a more uniform squarish shape and the bed depth is from 100 - 200mm. This stone is a very good match for Dartmoor Granite. The price is for 1 tonne of granite walling stone - cropped 100 - 200mm.

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Our hand selected small walling stone is suitable for constructing masonry walls with mortar. Typically this Cornish stone would be used to face a wall that had been constructed from concrete blocks. It can also be used as facing stone for use in gabion baskets. These small walling stones are hand selected from Lantoom Quarry and are not cut to size. This gives a more random and traditional look compared to walls built from our sawn stone products. As one of our photos show, Cornish stone is great for incorporating into brickwork to create a really eye catching natural stone design. They come in random sizes and are selected to ensure they have a building face. If you order this material please choose one of the tipper truck delivery options. Should you require assistance at any stage, whether it be choosing the right product to working out delivery options, our helpful and knowledgeable staff are happy to advise you. Learn More

This is a Cornish stone from Lantoom Quarry. The building face is a mix of both the brown natural face and the blue grey cut face, with the back face of the stone sawn to give a 100mm (nominal) bed depth. It is typically used as a facing stone, either built against a block wall, or as the outer leaf of a cavity. Some of the ends of the stones supplied are sawn square with the face and can be used as quoins (corner stones). The sawn face of the quoins will be blue grey in colour. The stone is supplied in pallets and shrink wrapped and is supplied by the tonne. This stone will cover approximately 4m2 per tonne supplied. Standard pallets are 1 tonne in weight. Please note that this product is often in high demand and for this reason is sometimes subject to long lead times. Learn More