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Natural quartz cladding panels with a warm hue. Carnelian and Smoky Quartz with earthy tones highlighted by golden shimmer of the Citrine Quartz. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural slate cladding panels with a dark colouring. A black natural slate panel with hints of rust add to the stones' rustic appearance. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural quartz wall cladding with a warm and creamy coloured theme. A quartz full of milky, citrine, amethyst and green quartz hues showing beiges, yellows and pinks. Perfect for traditional or contemporary applications. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
A premium natural stone cladding featuring cool grey tones and a refined texture. Perfect for both interior and exterior use, it adds a modern touch to any space. Durable, low-maintenance, and easy to install. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
A natural slate wall cladding with a distinctive green hue and subtle highlights of pyrite. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural quartz wall cladding with a traditional textured stone finish. A highly textured Natural Quartz with Smoky, Jasper and Citrine Quartz creating a warm, traditional finish. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural Quartz wall cladding with a modern style. A striking combination of Smoky interspersed with Milky and Amethyst (purple quartz) to showcase a modern Scandinavian finish. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
A vibrant mix of granite and milky quartz. A combination of blues and greys with a crystalline shimmer. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural quartz wall cladding. This quartz has a varied mix of warm tones, centred around a grey theme. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Natural slate with a darker and earthier toned colour palette. A stunning mix of natural slate giving a combination of earthy reds, purples and greys. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Thin pieces of natural blue-grey stacked slate. A stunning mix of natural slate giving a combination of traditional deep blues and greys. Each piece is made in a 'Z' shape to avoid visible joins, fitting seamlessly together without the need for specialist labour or equipment.
Crafted from genuine Purbeck limestone, sourced from the historic Purbeck quarries of Dorset. Features subtle variations of soft white, pale grey, and light cream for a beautifully natural finish.
White Lias limestone has a colouring of light to darker cream, with occasional crystal white seams. A hard natural limestone suitable for all stone building and walling.
A striking blue limestone enhanced with contrasting rich cream-coloured seams. UK quarried classic British house building and walling stone with random heights and lengths.
Dark Slate renowned for its striking appearance, cut to 30mm thickness at our production facility in Ireland. Ideal for house facades and feature walls.
Wooton Sandstone Cladding Slips with a warm, golden-brown colouring. Perfect for creating a traditional English cottage look.
Gold Quartzite Stone Slips cut to 30mm thickness, combining ease of installation with lightweight design. Provides authentic appearance of 'full thickness' stone.
Expertly crafted at our production facility from 100% natural stone. 30mm thick cladding that mimics the appearance of full bed stone once installed.
Golden brown in colour, featuring a granite-like gritty surface texture. Popular choice for both internal and external applications including house facades, fireplaces, porches and boundary walls.
Locally quarried authentic natural stone capturing the classic charm of traditional Cotswold architecture. Soft creamy hues and gentle honey undertones bring warmth and sophistication.
Quarried from the same area as the famous Neolithic Hoar Stone from Enstone. Coursed building stone with dressed finish for that aged look and feel. Ideal for extensions and renovation work.
Thin pieces of natural slate providing the aesthetic appeal of full-thickness stone walls. Durable and visually appealing finish for both interior and exterior applications.
Callow Sandstone Rubble Cladding Slips with rubble build style formed of irregular shaped stones. Varies in colour from a deep red/brown to pink, with occasional grey seams.
Forest of Dean sandstone is a beautiful pennant stone. Varies in a range of colours from greens, blues, rustic tones and occasional plums.
Beautiful stone with captivating variations in blue/grey shades, complemented by warm browns and rustic oranges. Individual pieces with random shapes for limitless design possibilities.
Natural quartz stone slips with a warm hue. Carnelian and Smoky Quartz with earthy tones highlighted by golden shimmer of the Citrine Quartz. All pieces are individual.
Natural slate stone slips with a dark colouring. A black natural slate stone slip with hints of rust adding to the stones' rustic appearance. All pieces are individual.
Premium Coursed Tumbled Dorset Cream Limestone with consistent light cream colouring and occasional crystal seams. Hard natural limestone suitable for all stone building and walling.
Natural Quartz stone slips with a traditional textured stone finish. A highly textured Natural Quartz with Smoky, Jasper and Citrine Quartz creating a warm, traditional finish.
Natural Quartz stone slips with a modern style. A striking combination of Smoky interspersed with Milky and Amethyst (purple quartz) to showcase a modern Scandinavian finish.
Crafted from Limestone with a mix of dark to light creams and greys throughout. Quarried in Dorset with unique grainy texture and occasional fossilised shells.
ZClad Mini Stacked Stone walling slips in blue/grey slate. Panels are 400mm x 100mm with varying thickness of 6-15mm giving a 3D effect.
ZClad Mini Stacked Stone walling slips in quartzite stone. Panels slot together and can be cut easily with an angle grinder.
ZClad Mini Stacked Stone in a warm ochre quartzite. Perfect for creating stunning feature walls with natural warmth and texture.
ZClad Mini Stacked Stone with striking blue-grey tones. Creates a modern, contemporary look for interior and exterior applications.
Langdale is a strong, durable Spanish slate with excellent proven reliability in UK and European markets for nearly 50 years. It naturally splits to give a relatively flat smooth fine grain surface with slight longitudinal texture. Conforms to NF 228 and BS EN 12326 W1 T1 S1 specifications.
Moreton is a strong, durable Spanish slate from the Ourense region of Northwest Spain with nearly 50 years proven reliability. It naturally splits to give a smooth fine grain surface with slight longitudinal texture. May have slight traces of stable mica minerals. Conforms to NF 228 standards.
Gawsworth is a strong, durable Spanish slate from the La Bana region of Northwest Spain with nearly 50 years of excellent proven reliability. Virtually free of mineral inclusions. Smooth fine grain surface with slight longitudinal texture and traditional dressed edge detail.
Capesthorne is a strong, durable Spanish slate with nearly 50 years proven reliability. Extracted from the La Fraguina, Riodolas Carballeda region of Orense in Northwest Spain. Free of reactive mineral inclusions. In high demand for German market noted for its premium selections.
Glendale Blue/Grey is a strong, durable Chinese slate sourced from the Shaanxi province. Produced by the Zhenping Prosper Slate Quarry. Tested at stringent N. Wales laboratories with excellent results. Smooth very fine grain surface with slight tonal variations visible in direct sunlight.
Snowdon is a large format, interlocking clay tile with a riven surface and dressed edges, designed to look like a natural slate. A cost effective alternative to natural slate with 50 year guarantee.
The Shetland is a large format, interlocking clay tile with a smooth, clean finish and thin leading edge. A cost effective alternative to fibre cement and man-made slate.
Dreadnought are recognised as one of the best quality manufacturers of clay tiles in the world. Made from high quality Etruria Marl, these tiles are available in smooth and sand-faced finishes with naturally produced colours.
The Sperrin is an innovative Marseilles style roof tile designed for exceptional performance at pitches as low as 12.5 degrees. Deep channels make it extremely watertight.
The XL range are the largest format clay roof tiles on the market. The Snowdon XL is a double sized Snowdon (510 x 457mm), with only 5.5 tiles required per m². Ideal for large open areas.
The Shetland XL is the largest format clay roof tile available on the market. A double sized Shetland (510 x 457mm), with only 5.5 tiles required per m². Quick and easy to install, ideal for large open areas.
Terreal is one of the largest clay tile manufacturers in the world. A French company with over 150 years of history, offering an extensive range of formats, colours and textures.
Franvisa slate originates from the La Bana region of Northern Spain, renowned for its superior slate production. It belongs to the La Hebra type slate category, known for its exceptional quality. Characterized by its heavy, robust and rugged characteristics, unique texture, and resemblance to the esteemed Welsh Cwt-Y-Bugail Dark Blue Grey Celtic slate.
Samaca Q33 slate is a dark grey to black slate with a regular vertical grain, very reminiscent of Welsh Dark Blue Grey slate. A top-quality roofing material sourced from the renowned La Baña region in North West Spain, extracted from the Carbalieda de Valdeorras quarry at over 1,500 metres above sea level.
Ravendale® Blue/Grey slate is quarried using very simple extraction techniques from the finest slate beds in the Paraopeba Valley near Papagaios in Brazil. A natural sedimentary stone with excellent consistency, hand split by experienced craftsmen to produce consistent slates in thickness and texture.
Welsh Heather Blue slate is produced by Welsh Slate and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of high-quality slate. From its source near Bethesda in North Wales, this slate has been crafted since early Roman times. The amazing heather blue, or purple colour of the slate is very rare in the industry.
Welsh Slate in Ffestiniog Blue Grey is a stunning looking slate and is the preferred slate for roofers and architects all over the world. Quarried from the Ffestiniog quarry in North Wales, renowned for its stunning looks, reliability and general ease to work with.
Welsh Slate in Dark Blue Grey is a stunning looking slate and is the preferred slate for roofers and architects all over the world. Produced at the Cwt-Y-Bugail quarry in North Wales, a very high quality UK indigenous slate.
Westmorland green slate is a natural material quarried for over 400 years from the Borrowdale Volcanic Group in the Lake District. The volcanic ash contains chlorides, giving the slate its distinctive green colour. Used on Buckingham Palace and other prestigious buildings.
Burlington Blue Grey Slate is quarried in the English Lake District. A premium choice renowned for its unique blue-grey colour and exceptional quality. The company was formed in 1843 and is still owned by descendants of the original Cavendish family.
Vermont Structural Unfading Green Slate is regarded as one of the best green slates available anywhere in the World. Sourced from the USA, it has been used extensively around the UK on heritage projects as an alternative specification to indigenous Westmorland Green.
Cotsway Aged is natural roof stone for Cotswold roofs — the darker of the two Cotsway colourways, in weathered grey-brown tones that settle straight into an existing Cotswold roofscape rather than reading as new work. It is the usual choice for repairs, extensions and any roof that has to sit alongside older stone. Ethically sourced natural stone, calibrated to lie flat, pre-drilled with an 8mm peg hole and laid in random diminishing courses in the traditional Cotswold way.
£180 per m²
Cotsway Buff is natural roof stone for Cotswold roofs — the lighter of the two Cotsway colourways, in warm honey and cream tones that read as Cotswold stone from the ground. It suits new build and full re-roofs across the Cotswolds, where the whole elevation goes on at once and there is no weathered stone to match into. Ethically sourced natural stone, calibrated to lie flat, pre-drilled with an 8mm peg hole and laid in random diminishing courses in the traditional Cotswold way.
£180 per m²
An in-line ventilation unit for Cotswold roof stone. It sits within the coursing so the roof space is ventilated without breaking the diminishing course pattern or interrupting the roofscape. Supplied to match Cotsway Natural Roof Stone in both Aged and Buff.
A ridge supplied to match Cotsway natural roof stone, finishing a Cotswold stone roof at the apex in the same colourways so the ridge line reads as part of the roof.
Greys Artslate Reproduction Welsh Blue/Grey is a high quality alternative to Natural Welsh Slate with up to 80% cost saving. Made from Glass Fibre Reinforced Cement (GRC), it provides the same prestigious appearance as traditional Welsh slate with uniform thickness and easy installation.
Greys Artslate Reproduction Welsh Heather/Purple replicates the exclusive colour of Penrhyn Heather slate with up to 80% cost saving. This GRC slate provides the distinctive purple-heather tones synonymous with premium Welsh slate roofing.
Greys Artslate Reproduction Random Diminishing Westmorland Green Slate is APPROVED by the Lake District National Park Authority. With up to 75% cost saving, this GRC slate replicates the distinctive appearance of natural Westmorland Green with authentic diminishing course roofscapes.
Code 3 machine cast lead sheet (1.32mm) — identified by its green colour code. Made from 99.9%+ pure recycled lead with a clean non-oily finish, ready to install. Ideal for soakers and light flashings. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 4 machine cast lead sheet (1.80mm) — identified by its blue colour code. The most widely used code for flashings, gutter linings and soakers. Clean non-oily finish, ready to install. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 5 machine cast lead sheet (2.24mm) — identified by its red colour code. Suited to flashings, ridges, hips and valleys where a heavier gauge is required. Clean non-oily finish, ready to install. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 6 machine cast lead sheet (2.65mm) — identified by its black colour code. A heavy-duty gauge for flashings, ridges, valleys and dormers. Clean non-oily finish, ready to install. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 7 machine cast lead sheet (3.15mm) — identified by its white colour code. Suited to heavy duty flashings and large valleys where greater durability is required. Clean non-oily finish, ready to install. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 8 machine cast lead sheet (3.55mm) — identified by its orange colour code. The heaviest standard gauge, used for bay roofs and heavy traffic areas. Clean non-oily finish, ready to install. BBA 86/1764 approved with a 60-year guarantee.
Code 3 rolled (milled) lead sheet (1.32mm) to BS EN 12588 — identified by its green colour code. Manufactured by rolling a solid slab of 99.9%+ pure recycled lead between closing rollers. Often specified for LSA and heritage projects. Ideal for soakers and light flashings. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Code 4 rolled (milled) lead sheet (1.80mm) to BS EN 12588 — the most widely specified rolled lead for flashings, gutter linings and soakers. Often called for on LSA and heritage projects. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Code 5 rolled (milled) lead sheet (2.24mm) to BS EN 12588 — for flashings, ridges, hips and valleys where a heavier gauge is required. Often called for on LSA and heritage projects. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Code 6 rolled (milled) lead sheet (2.65mm) to BS EN 12588 — heavy-duty milled lead for flashings, ridges, valleys and dormers on heritage and specified projects. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Code 7 rolled (milled) lead sheet (3.15mm) to BS EN 12588 — for heavy duty flashings and large valleys where greater durability is required. Often called for on LSA and heritage projects. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Code 8 rolled (milled) lead sheet (3.55mm) to BS EN 12588 — the heaviest standard gauge in milled lead, used for bay roofs and heavy traffic areas. Often called for on LSA and heritage projects. CE marked to BS EN 14783 with a 50-year guarantee.
Pre-formed aluminium soaker — a lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional lead soakers. Used between slates or tiles where they meet a vertical abutment such as a chimney or wall, providing a discreet weatherproof joint.
Pre-formed aluminium soaker for use between slates or tiles where they meet a vertical abutment. A lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional lead soakers.
Pre-formed aluminium soaker — a standard short-length size for slate and tile abutments. Provides a discreet, durable weatherproof joint and is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional lead soakers.
Pre-formed aluminium soaker — a standard small-format size for slate and tile abutments. A lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional lead soakers with a long service life.
Traditional reinforced bitumen building paper used as a secondary weatherproof layer beneath roof coverings, behind cladding and as a separating membrane between dissimilar materials. Provides additional protection against wind-driven rain and dust while allowing the structure to breathe. Commonly specified alongside lead and aluminium flashings to prevent staining and isolate the metal from contact with cementitious or timber substrates.
Solid copper clout nails with a wide flat head and ringed shank for superior holding power. The traditional choice for fixing natural slates, lead flashings and copper roofing. Naturally corrosion-resistant and long-lasting — copper outlasts the slate or lead it secures, making it the specifier's choice for heritage and high-quality roofing work.
Coiled copper strip used as a moss-inhibiting band on slate and tile roofs and as a discreet fixing or banding detail in heritage roofing work. Rainwater running over the copper releases trace ions that suppress moss, lichen and algae growth on the roof covering below. Solid copper, naturally corrosion-resistant with an exceptionally long service life.
Pre-formed flexible expansion joint designed to absorb the thermal movement of long lead sheet runs on gutters, flat roofs, parapet linings and box gutters. The corrugated EPDM rubber centre is bonded between two lead flanges, allowing the joint to flex with the natural expansion and contraction of the lead while maintaining a fully watertight seal. Eliminates the need for traditional lapped or welted drips on long runs and reduces the risk of fatigue cracking.
Pre-formed pipe flashing combining a malleable lead base sheet with a flexible EPDM rubber upstand to weatherproof soil pipes, vent pipes, flues and cables passing through pitched or flat roofs. The lead base dresses neatly into the surrounding tiles, slates or flat roof covering, while the rubber cone stretches to grip the pipe and form a permanent watertight seal. Available in pitched and flat roof versions to suit the application.
Traditional concealed fixing set used to secure lead sheet on vertical and steeply pitched surfaces such as cladding, dormer cheeks, mansards and chimneys. Each set comprises a slotted brass woodscrew, knurled brass cup washer, clear nylite washer and a solid lead dome cap that is hammered over the screw head to weatherproof the fixing and give a discreet, heritage-style finish. Ideal for restoration and conservation work where a clean, traditional appearance is required.
Hand-cast solid lead decorative motifs used as feature fixings on heritage lead cladding, dormer cheeks, mansards, ridge details and timber-framed buildings. Each motif is sand-cast in solid lead and supplied with a screw fixing, allowing it to be driven directly into a timber substrate to both secure the lead sheet and provide a traditional decorative finish. Available in three styles: small dot, large hammered dot and Tudor rose — sized to suit the scale of the building and the period detail being matched.
High-quality flexible polymer sealant formulated specifically for use with lead sheet. Forms a watertight, weather-resistant joint between lead flashings and adjacent brickwork, masonry or render — ideal as a modern alternative to traditional lime mortar pointing on chase fixings, soakers and abutment details. Remains permanently flexible to accommodate the natural thermal movement of lead without cracking or pulling away from the substrate.
Specialist protective oil applied to newly installed lead sheet to prevent the formation of unsightly white carbonate staining (lead carbonate) that can run off freshly laid lead and mark adjacent brickwork, render, tiles and stonework. Patination oil seals the surface of the lead, allowing it to weather evenly to its natural soft grey patina while protecting surrounding masonry from staining. Should be applied immediately after installation to all newly worked or exposed lead surfaces.
High-grade austenitic stainless steel strip supplied in coil form for use as fixing clips, tingles, welts and continuous cleats on lead, zinc and copper roofing. Marine-grade 316 stainless offers excellent corrosion resistance in coastal and polluted atmospheres, while 304 grade is ideal for general inland use. The strip is supplied with a clean, deburred edge ready for forming on site into bespoke clips and welt straps.
Non-woven polyester felt underlay specially designed for use beneath lead sheet roofing, flashings and cladding. Provides a protective separation layer between the lead and the substrate, isolating the lead from rough or alkaline surfaces, accommodating minor substrate irregularities and allowing the lead to expand and contract freely. The needle-punched fibre structure also helps deaden rainfall noise and prevents abrasion damage on the underside of the lead sheet.
Pre-shaped solid timber core roll used to form traditional standing roll joints in lead sheet roofing. The rounded profile with splayed sides allows two adjacent lead bays to be dressed up and over the timber, creating a neat, weathertight raised joint that accommodates thermal movement and resists wind uplift. Machined from kiln-dried softwood with pre-drilled fixing holes for fast, accurate installation on flat and low-pitched lead roofs.