Cornish Granite Rubble Walling
Traditional rustic facing stone for natural stone walling, with irregular shapes, random heights and lengths and one natural split face. De Lank's rubble walling recreates the authentic character of Cornish stone buildings and boundary walls, and blends effortlessly into rural and heritage settings.
£304.50 per bulk bag
prices nett, ex works, VAT extra
Order a sample of this stone →- Dimensions
- 100-150mm bed depth
- Finish
- Natural split face
- Priced
- £304.50 per bulk bag, nett, ex works, VAT extra
- Coverage
- Approx. 3–3.5m2 coverage per bulk bag.
- Origin
- Quarried and finished at De Lank, St Breward, Cornwall
- Product code
- ST01
The same stone as Tower Bridge and the Eddystone Lighthouse
Every piece in the Stone Range is cut from the silver-grey granite De Lank has quarried on Bodmin Moor since 1759: the granite of the Thames Embankment, Tower Bridge, Trafalgar Square and the US Embassy. It has a compressive strength of 219 MPa, a density of 2644 kg/m³ and a water absorption of 0.20%, which is why it does not stain, spall or weather in British conditions.
Looking for something different?
The Stone Range is our in-stock selection. De Lank also produces bespoke architectural stone to any specification — cladding panels, carved masonry, large-format paving and structural elements — for architects, developers and civil engineers.