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Semi-coursed Walling Stone

Semi-coursed Walling Stone

Fine grained semi-coursed Blue Pennant sandstone. Predominantly blue grey in colour with some brown tones from the Rhondda Beds of the Pennant series of Carboniferous Sandstones It a ideal walling stone for any application, giving a great decorative and long lasting appearance. We can supply a wide range of walling stone products at trade prices in […]

Standing Stones – Pennant Stone

Standing Stones – Pennant Stone

One of the most striking features in landscaping design incorporates the use of standing stones or “megaliths”. Steeped in mystery for thousands of years, these “standing stones” invoke feelings of awe and wonder as to their original purpose. Why are they here? Who moved them to their final positions? How were they moved, as many […]

Gwrhyd Blue Pennant Sandstone

Gwrhyd Blue Pennant Sandstone

Gwrhyd Blue Pennant Sandstone from Rhiwfawr Quarry in the Upper Swansea Valley  is one of the strongest available in the UK. The quarry is roughly 12 miles north of Swansea and not far from the small hamlet of Rhiwfawr and the outskirts Neath. Its technical properties are far superior to other sources of pennant and […]

Flagstone Paving

Flagstone Paving

Flagstone when used on floors, patios, walkways and foyers always  looks exceptional. Blue Pennant patterned stone has a formal, yet rustic appearance, which is great for creating that special touch. Gwrhyd Pennant  fine grained riven sandstone varies from light blue/grey through to brown/rust colors.  Gwrhyd Pennant stone is quarried  from the Rhondda Beds of the Pennant series of Carboniferous Sandstones. […]

Random Welsh Blue Pennant Walls

Random Welsh Blue Pennant Walls

Welsh blue pennant is a natural sandstone produced locally to the South Wales valleys. It  has various colour shades,greys,browns,& greens. Supplied dressed or random, it is ideal for all new builds, renovation work,garden walls and many landscaping features. Fine grained cropped pennant sandstone. Predominantly blue grey in colour with some brown tones from the Rhondda Beds […]

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