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We have our own modern cutting machinery including CNC machines and laithes and we have a large squad of masons for hand finishing and site fixing. We also have our own in-house specialist plant and haulage with the option of crane offload.
Dunhouse Quarry has its own drawing office for masonry drawings and templates and the preparation of stone scheduling for manufacture.
Our production facilities are based at Staindrop in Co.Durham and we can provide fifty cubic metres of finished stone per week. We are domestic suppliers of walling, paving, internal flooring, fireplaces, bird baths, sundials and house name plaques.
Dunhouse Quarry supply stone, dressed stone and stone products to the commercial sector and major contractors both nationally and internationally for new build and restoration.
Our Manufacturing Facilities
Site Area: In full 18 acres
Factory: 4000m2 covered
Primary Saws: 7No
Secondary Saws: 7No
Profilers: 2No (inc CNC)
Ashlar / Paving Plant: 1No
Laithes: 4No
Capacity: 50m3 per week
Employees: 65
Delivery Fleet: 2No Artics, 2No 6 wheel flats crane offload, 1No 4 wheel flat crane offload, 1No 4 wheel tipper.
Size and Capabilities
Dunhouse Quarry currently operate nine quarries in the North of England and Scotland. We quarry a wide range of stone, including buff stone from Northumberland and Durham, Scottish Red Sandstone, and Weardale self bedded paving and walling stone.
Large stock levels of block stone are maintained to ensure continuity of production.
Our factory at Staindrop is comprehensively equipped to supply bespoke masonry on any scale necessary, enabling us to take on the most challenging of jobs. For example The Scarborough Pier replacement required us to quarry 12000 tonnes of block and supply 1800m3 of masonry in twelve months.
Our Laithes and CNC machinery have turned columns and balustrade for many prestigious projects including column segments for Covent Garden and Victoria Bus Station. We have had the pleasure in supplying the intricate carving to many restoration projects, notably, Jenners refurbishment (Edinburgh) and The Scottish National Portrait Gallery (Edinburgh) both requiring large scale replacement of fine masonry.
Dunhouse Quarry has its own drawing office for masonry drawings and templates and the preparation of stone scheduling for manufacture.
Our production facilities are based at Staindrop in Co.Durham and we can provide fifty cubic metres of finished stone per week. We are domestic suppliers of walling, paving, internal flooring, fireplaces, bird baths, sundials and house name plaques.
Dunhouse Quarry supply stone, dressed stone and stone products to the commercial sector and major contractors both nationally and internationally for new build and restoration.
Our Manufacturing Facilities
Site Area: In full 18 acres
Factory: 4000m2 covered
Primary Saws: 7No
Secondary Saws: 7No
Profilers: 2No (inc CNC)
Ashlar / Paving Plant: 1No
Laithes: 4No
Capacity: 50m3 per week
Employees: 65
Delivery Fleet: 2No Artics, 2No 6 wheel flats crane offload, 1No 4 wheel flat crane offload, 1No 4 wheel tipper.
Size and Capabilities
Dunhouse Quarry currently operate nine quarries in the North of England and Scotland. We quarry a wide range of stone, including buff stone from Northumberland and Durham, Scottish Red Sandstone, and Weardale self bedded paving and walling stone.
Large stock levels of block stone are maintained to ensure continuity of production.
Our factory at Staindrop is comprehensively equipped to supply bespoke masonry on any scale necessary, enabling us to take on the most challenging of jobs. For example The Scarborough Pier replacement required us to quarry 12000 tonnes of block and supply 1800m3 of masonry in twelve months.
Our Laithes and CNC machinery have turned columns and balustrade for many prestigious projects including column segments for Covent Garden and Victoria Bus Station. We have had the pleasure in supplying the intricate carving to many restoration projects, notably, Jenners refurbishment (Edinburgh) and The Scottish National Portrait Gallery (Edinburgh) both requiring large scale replacement of fine masonry.