Our Products
Reclaimed Welsh Sandstone
About This Service
Reclaimed Welsh Sandstone, Handled from Start to Finish
We process reclaimed Welsh sandstone using tracked stone saws with diamond blades, a telehandler and hydraulic splitters so each piece meets tight tolerances for copings, toppings and paving. This equipment-led approach ensures consistent profiles and clean edges for restoration or new work. Owner Max Berry inspects every batch at our Holmfirth yard and arranges nationwide buying, collection and delivery to site.
Our Process
How It Works
Select and Inspect
Choose reclaimed Welsh sandstone from our Holmfirth stock, with the owner checking weathering, bond and suitability for your project.
Cut and Dress
We cut to profile on tracked saws and finish to spec using hydraulic splitters and hand dressing for a sympathetic, durable edge.
Deliver or Collect
Arrange nationwide collection or delivery, with secure loading by telehandler and protective packing for landscaping or wall topping use.
Benefits
Why Choose us for Reclaimed Welsh Sandstone?
Precision profiling with specialist kit
Tracked diamond saws and hydraulic splitting deliver consistent copings and toppings that fit easily into existing mortar lines and dry stone courses.
Owner-led selection and nationwide collection
Max Berry personally inspects stock and coordinates collection or delivery across the UK, simplifying salvage and recycling for builders and homeowners.
Authentic reclaimed character
Regularly changing stock of antique and reclaimed pieces gives projects regional character while reducing waste and matching older stonework.
Why choose reclaimed Welsh sandstone: Welsh sandstone is prized for its hardwearing surface and rich, natural tones that sit well alongside West Yorkshire stone. We stock multiple profiles suitable for square face toppings, half round copings and paving. Each batch is checked for frost resistance, previous use and edge integrity before cutting.
Our service: At our Cartworth Moor Road yard in Holmfirth we process stone with tracked saws, hydraulic splitters and a telehandler for safe handling. If you need help matching an existing wall, bring photos or arrange a visit. To discuss stock or arrange collection call 07825 394436 or email max@mbstones.co.uk.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Welsh sandstone is generally hardwearing and performs well in wet, exposed conditions when properly bedded and pointed. We inspect pieces for frost damage and only supply material suitable for external use. For exposed parapets and copings we recommend appropriate bedding and compressible pointing to allow movement.