Walling Finishing Options

Colours

Pitched

Buff	Buff / Black	Buff / Brown	Ironstone	Yate Grey
Mendip	Natural Light Weathered	Sherwood	Oolite Cream	Grey

Colours

Split

Buff	Buff / Black	Buff / Brown	Ironstone	Yate Grey
Mendip	Natural Light Weathered	Sherwood	Oolite Cream	Grey

Split Walling

This walling has a slightly uneven finish to its face which looks similar to rough hewn stone. It's often preferred to brick due to the range of course heights and lengths. It can be laid in either a coursed pattern or to create a more authentic appearance use two or more course height blocks.

Example of Split Walling Finish

Pitched Walling

Similar to naturally quarried and dressed stone. It has a rough raised profile that produces the subtle, authentic rugged appearance of traditional tooled stone found in many Limestone and Sandstone areas. It is available in a range of block heights, lengths and colours and is found in many rural and urban areas.

Example of Pitched Walling

Tumbled Walling

Has a rough irregular shape and finish that replicates old weathered stone. It is especially popular in rural areas such as the Cotswolds and the South West. It is an authentic cost effective alternative to natural stone that is readily accepted and approved by local planning authorities and conservationists.

Example of Tumbled Walling

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Weathered Dressed Walling

Bekstone Weathered Dressed walling has the appearance of walling stone that has endured the elements for hundreds of years and is representative of many stone buildings throughout the United Kingdom. Each block has a well-defined raised face and irregular shape resembling weather-beaten pitched or dressed stone.

Example of Weathered Walling