
Portuguese Beige Rustic Limestone Irregular Dry Wall Stone
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Min Order : 1 Pieces
| Grade | Size | Surface | Reference FOB Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 100*60*30cm | Honed | / |

Australia
Established: Dec 31,1984
Main Product: natural stone, facade restoration
Kris Krawczyk
CEO
Tel: +61-2 9299 1072
Adr: 69 Forrester Rd St Marys NSW 2760

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Traditional Restoration Company P/L established in 1985 as a traditional stone carving and restoration company.
It has traded continuously for over 30 years as one of the most respected companies in the market place. Our production facility in St. Marys, Sydney houses saws and 5 axis CNC machines for geometric shaping whilst we simultaneously employ carvers and sculptors to enable the final finishing touches on the replication of the lost details from the decorative as well as functional portions of our country’s most prominent buildings.
Our stonemasons form the core of our on-site project teams engaging in the conservation and restoration of historic and prominent buildings.

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This Australian company was established in 1985 by Kris Krawczyk and John Ayres, two highly skilled European craftsmen, dedicated to the preservation of what remains of Australia s colonial heritage. Not satisfied with being restricting to the remedial solutions traditionally applied to masonry buildings, they quickly started to augment these skills through the creation and development of alternative means of masonry repair. This was achieved through the development of skills in epoxy patching and epoxy based pre-cast moulding. These skills chartered the course of remedial works on several prestigious building facades such as the G.P.O. building in Martin Place, Central Railway Station, the U.T.S. facades at Haymarket and Wales House in Hunter St.