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Beige Limestone Flooring

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Beige - Limestone

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Stanleys Quarry

United Kingdom United Kingdom

Main Product: limestone, stanleys quarry bed, portl stone, ashlar building stones, wall stone

Stanleys Quarry

Stanleys Quarry
Tel: +44 (0)1386 841236

Adr: Northwick Estate Office, Upton Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. GL56 9TR

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Stone Information

Stone Type
Limestone
Color
Beige

Product description

We usually produce our stock limestone flooring in set widths of 500mm, 425mm and 350mm in random lengths. The floor is laid in parallel courses with staggered perpendicular joints.
Stanleys Quarry can also manufacture square stone tiles or regular rectangles as long as one dimension is below 500mm and both dimensions are larger than 300mm.

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Company Profile

Company Name:
Stanleys Quarry
Business Type:
Natural Stone
Country/Region:
United Kingdom
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Company Overview

Company Description

Stanleys Quarry, is set in the heart of the Cotswolds. We have been processing natural stone from our own resources for over three hundred years. Despite this, we still have access to hundreds of years worth of Oolitic Limestone, and we are also able to source stone from all parts of the United Kingdom. Within the last decade we have invested heavily in plant and machinery making Stanleys Quarry one of the best equipped limestone processing facilities in the country.
The quarry was first used during the 1600's when our Bed 2 was extracted. This Golden Yellow Stone was used mainly within our local area, the delightful village of Chipping Campden being the best example. The stone was also exported as far a field as the Windrush Valley where it was used as masonry detailing to contrast beautifully with the lighter stones of that region.