Natural Walling Stone
The aggregate supply for natural walling stone consists of naturally occurring rock formations that are quarried and shaped for use in constructing walls and other structures. These stones, which include limestone, sandstone, and granite, offer an attractive, durable, and environmentally-friendly option for various construction projects, with their availability and pricing influenced by the geological makeup of specific regions.

Types of Natural Walling Stone
1. Brecon Mixed
Brecon Mixed is a popular sandstone which has been used extensively in and around the Bristol area.
This product is split and cropped into random lengths with at least one natural face. Available in bulk bags with an estimated coverage of 3-4 sqm.

| Course Heights | Variable |
| Course Width | 100-150mm on Bed |
| Colour | Mixed Colour of Grey, Greens and Red |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
2. Blue Lias
Blue Lias is a stone which has been used for building projects throughout the South West. It is a popular stone for developers in Somerset who require a stone in keeping with the original appearance of the area. A stone used a lot for extensions and landscaping projects.
This product is split and cropped into random lengths with at least one natural face. Available in bulk bags with an estimated coverage of 4-5 sqm.

| Course Heights | Variable |
| Course Width | 100-150mm on Bed |
| Colour | Predominantly blue with some pale brown banding |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
3. Rag Stone
Ragstone is a Buff/Brown Grey stone containing a lot of fossilised shell which gives a neutral appearance that suits many areas. This product has been used extensively on projects throughout the South West.
This product is split and cropped into random lengths with at least one natural face Available in bulk bags with an estimated coverage of 4-5sqm.

| Course Heights | Variable |
| Course Width | 100-150mm on Bed |
| Colour | Buff Brown with Greys |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
4. White Lias
White Lias is a traditional building stone which has been used throughout the South West and in particular the Somerset region. The Stone is predominately white and cream with shades of pale grey. It has been used as traditional building stone for both new builds and restoration and is popular choice for use in landscaping.
This Product is split and cropped into random lengths with at least one natural face and is available in bulk bags with an estimated coverage of 4-5 sqm.
| Course Heights | Variable |
| Course Width | 100-150mm on Bed |
| Colour | White Cream to Pale Grey |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
5. Blue Penant
Blue Pennant sandstone is a well-used stone in the Bristol and surrounding areas. Its colours predominately blue to grey with occasional iron ore markings make it a popular choice for building contractors and landscapers.
This Product is split and cropped into random lengths with at least one natural face and available in bulk bags with an estimated coverage of 3-4sqm.
| Course Heights | Variable |
| Course Width | 100-150mm on Bed |
| Colour | White Cream to Pale Grey |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
6. Golden Cream Building Stone
A traditional natural stone product used in the areas of Bristol, Bath, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire.
This product is sawn cut and tumbled into random lengths. It is coursed walling stone and supplied shrink wrapped on pallets with an estimated coverage of 4-5 m2.
| Course Heights | 65, 90, 115, 140mm |
| Course Width | 90-110mm on Bed |
| Colour | Cream |
| Installation | For best results we would advise that this product is laid by an experienced walling mason. |
