An ideal replacement for reclaimed handmade bricks salvaged from the demolition of old farm buildings, this reclamation brick is characterised by red/orange shades weathered with soot and grime with additional traces of lime mortar.

A soft orange bricks with shades of reds and burns.

Granite Sets/Cobbles random sixes 8″x4″ and 7″x4″ 4″x4″ These have been reclaimed from the streets of Liverpool and at least 100 years old.

The floorboards are unashamedly simple and old fashioned in approach. A central tongue and groove to allow choice of top faces. No stress grooves on the back permits use of our boards for shelving, joinery work, partition screens ect . The oak is from managed and replanted Europeen hardwood forests which makes the flooring an environmental choice.

All boards are 21mm thick Widths always in stock are 280mm (11inch), 230mm (9inch), 180mm (7inch) They can be bought as individual widths or as random widths. Lengths vary with an average length of around 2M60. The oak is air dried before being kiln dried to between 8 to 12% moisture content. The flooring is sold without a prefinish. This allows clients to distress, stain wax, varnish, oil or seal with whatever they choose to suit their taste and property.

We stock a large amount of reclaimed timber Oak and Elm  all different sizes and lengths, most have been reclaimed from our demolition sites. from lock gate to telegraph poles

A high quality orange / red brick that was historically used in period properties such as barns and farmhouses throughout the Shire counties.
NOT A STOCK ITEM

We have a nice selection of fireplaces in our yard

A beautiful Garden Planter

A selection of lead we have in stock code 3,4,5 in various sizes.

Chimney pots big and small – we have a nice selection in the yard

This is the equivalent of the concrete Gemini tile, but its clay at exactly the same price. It has a thin tapered leading edge, it is laid broken bond and has a variable gauge. It can used on roof pitches as low as 17.5 degrees and only requires 9.5 tiles to the m2. Available from our yard in Stokenchurch in between High Wycombe and Oxford.

A unique brick giving the appearance of being reclaimed

This small format interlocking tile, which is both elegant and economical, is popular because of its technical characteristics offering an attractive solution both in terms of cost and ease of installation thanks to its variable gauge. It can be used on pitches as low as 20 degrees and you only require 17.2 per m2. Available from our Yard in Stokenchurch in between High Wycombe and Oxford.

This is a small elegant inter-locking plain tile with an attractive leading edge. The Beauvoise 20 provides a cost effective solution with flexible roofing applications both as a plain clay tile or clay slate. Only 20.5 per m2 required. Available from our yard in Stokenchurch in Between High Wycombe and Oxford

This tile offers a nice darker blend of roof tiles which can present a contrast to your building if using a lighter brick. available from our yard in Stokenchurch in between High Wycombe and Oxford a beautiful French tile