A leading producer of Yorkstone paving and other associated hard landscaping stonework. Bingley Stone is a family run business established in 1968 based in Yorkshire. Bingley Stone ensure all our clients receive a professional, bespoke and quality service from the design stage, through to manufacture and delivery.
We utilise a wide range of beautiful natural stones including Yorkshire stone, Limestone, Granite and other types of natural sandstone. Bingley Stone specialises in bespoke natural Yorkstone or 'York stone' in landscaping applications. We ensure that we can supply these products tailor made to the client's specification.
We utilise a wide range of beautiful natural stones including Yorkshire stone, Limestone, Granite and other types of natural sandstone. Bingley Stone specialises in bespoke natural Yorkstone or 'York stone' in landscaping applications. We ensure that we can supply these products tailor made to the client's specification.
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Quarried since the 1840's Manor sawn Yorkstone has proven its durability in many of Britain's fine Victorian buildings that are still testament to its strengths today. This particular Yorkstone is a fine grain carboniferous sandstone from the Cretaceous period (65 to 144 million years old). Manor sawn Yorkshire stone or 'Yorkstone' is a popular choice due to the typical 'Yorkstone' colouring.
A beautiful blend of natural hues of buff, brown and pale terracotta. A hard wearing and durable stone exhibiting a subtle natural beauty. Quarried in the north of England, Bingley Stone has almost exclusive access to this quarry and are able to produce paving, steps and masonry work of the highest order.
An extremely hard wearing, durable natural stone. Predominantly grey blue coloured with occasional shifts towards the buff, with varying amounts of darker swirls. Grey blue, with occasional buff tones, containing varying degrees of darker swirls and inclusions. Scout blue grey sawn Yorkstone is a high specification hard stone, quarried in the north of England.
Ancaster Limestone is quarried near the village of Ancaster in Lincolnshire. Many great works of architecture have been constructed from Ancaster stone, including Harlaxton Manor, Norwich Cathedral and St Johns College Cambridge. Ancaster stone can be seen in the modern building application, in use as a facing and flooring stone, at 'The Collection' in Lincoln, pictured above.
Thornton is an affordable diamond cut sandstone that can be utilised in many ways. It is similar in appearance to the more expensive Yorkshire stone, whilst generally being a little more consistent in colour. Thornton stone is used for paving, coping stones, steps, pool edgings, feature stones amongst many other applications.
