Our client lives in a village where all of the old walls use a larger size half round coping stone than the standard size used traditionally; but they couldn’t get it easily.

We were approached to make a bespoke set of half round coping stones for the top of their lovely sweeping stone wall, so everything flowed and fitted in with the the other properties in the village.

“Hi Julia,

 

Just wanted to say a massive thank you for the stone.

 

Please find attached a few pictures of the completed work. We were let down by contractors and ended up doing it ourselves. Which is why it has taken longer than expected.

 

We couldn’t be happier with the end result though, so thank you for you effort in getting us the larger pieces.

 

Kind Regards

 

Dave”

One of our working partners, takes our stone and shapes it for his own clients projects – and we get to see some of the work done.

In this instance there was a wall, with damage on the coping stones an posts that were getting worn and damanged.   It needed to be restored with the same design and as much walling as possible.

This is another stunning project by one of our partners, who obtains their stone from us and then installs it at a clients.  The project was a porcelain patio areas, curved, in sections with low walling and coping stones required.

Grey sandstone copers were used to offset the colour in the flooring and walls.   See the before (work in progress) and after!

The BEFORE images.

As you can see, these Stanton Moor coping stones finished off the brick work walling surround areas in a beautiful style.  The pool looks amazing with the flag stone around, the coping stones on the walls match the brick work and flags to make it all flow and look harmonious.

However, these natural stone coping stones were not just designed complete the look of this outside area.  They had another purpose. They also hid the lighting, so when the day draws to an end, the whole area looks more enchanted for an evening outside in the patio area.