One of the largest Limestone quarries in the UK, Goldholme employs over thirty staff, has a stone reserve of over 5 million tonnes, and is able to supply both small and very large projects. Notable commercial projects include St Pancras Station, Natural History Museum, Lincoln Cathedral, Somerleyton Hall, Suffolk and Haneda airport, Japan.
Our natural walling stone is prepared and supplied in large quantities to numerous builder’s merchants, housing developments and commercial build projects nationwide. We supply three types of natural walling stone: Ancaster, Stretton (which is ‘honey’ or white in colour) and Ironstone. For further information or for a quotation please contact our sales team.
Goldholme Stone Limited’s stone masons produce a comprehensive range of architectural stone masonry components in a choice of styles and profiles to a high standard. The Clipsham limestone extracted from our Hooby Lane quarry is one of the hardest limestones, making it ideal for stone masonry. Our team of masons are highly experienced & produce some of the finest masonry in the UK.
We supply sawn six sided stone to stone masons all around the UK. Our building stone is high quality and ideal for masonry work. Sawn six stone is ideal when a whole block isn’t needed or Masons don’t have the facilities to saw it down.
your own specification or CAD briefs. Need help with technical drawings? Ask us about our full draughtsman service. This will help save time, installation costs, and you’ll avoid potential mistakes.
Goldholme Stone is undoubtedly one of the fastest growing and well respected names in the British stone industry today. Operating from quarries near Stamford in Rutland and Ancaster, Lincolnshire. We can saw and supply limestone faithful to almost any regional colour and textural variation.
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