Quarried near Whatstandwell in Derbyshire this stone is probably the most uniquely attractive sandstone quarried in the UK. Originally quarried to provide stone for Sir George Stephenson's development of the Railways.

Leicester Jail was built from this stone in 1825 and has never needed restoration, which must be testament to its durability.

Most commonly used for facades applications – it is an ideal match for the Nuremberg area of Germany.

The quarry covers a total area of 2.0 Ha, and is worked periodically either to fulfill large orders or to replace stocks. Minimum stock levels are held at the Chesterfield Site, and delivery of random block is 7-10 days from placing an order.

Typical Block Size: 1400L x 700W x 700H