Natural / Engineered Stone Company News
The latest news from the Stone Industry
This is Capraia, one of the new porcelains from Marazzi introduced by Nile Trading.
Louis Livramento on the stand of his new company, Clay International, at the Surface Design Show in February.
Tradstocks has introduced a range of Whinstone setts. These traditional paving stones are extremely hard and durable, produced with an attractive and slip resistant flame-textured surface.
The Chichester Font by John Skelton at Chichester Cathedral is fashioned in Cornish Polyphant stone with a copper bowl in it. It was installed in 1983 as part of a memorial to Bishop Bell. The making of it involved selecting the stone in Cornwall and sawing it out by hand.
Phil Winter, the Sales & Marketing Director of Italian Stone Surfaces, in front of some of Stone Italiana’s range of Kerit porcelain.
The headquarters of J Rotherham at Holme-on-Spalding Moor. The company went into Administration on 3 February.
Updates on Alphacam have made cutting easier.
Launching soon, Lovell Stone Group's new Belvedere Stone business supplying imported stones.
Matt Spearing (left), co-owner of Stoneworx, and general manager Charlie Davison with 'Bouncer' the Silestone Kangaroo at the silent auction in The George.
Shackerley’s SureClad Ceramic Granite ventilated façade at the £329million Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
Ian Knapper and the company that bears his name are famous for exemplary architectural stonework, notably stairs and fireplaces. Here Ian talks about his work.
Ben Newman has joined Cliveden Conservation.
The new war memorial in Bamburgh carved by Andrian Melka as a replica of the original.
Cumbrian Stone at the Natural Stone Show in London last year. Sam Morris, the company's Sales & Marketing Manager, is trying out the virtual reality headset the company had on its stand to give visitors a virtual tour of its premises. This year Cumbrian Stone is Principal Partner of its local Penrith Show.
Aura Conservation went into Administration on 17 December but the assets, including the website, were bought the same day by Director Craig Liddle and the business continues.