At The Reclaimed Company, a leading online platform for buying and selling salvaged stone products, you’ll find a wide range of stone materials suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Key products available include:

• Gate Posts – Grand stone piers from manor houses, farms, and estates.
• Walling Stone – Perfect for garden walls, boundary walls, or heritage property restoration.
• Stone Setts and Cobbles – Ideal for driveways, courtyards, and pathways.
• Lintels and Cills – Architectural detailing for windows and doors.
• Stone Troughs and Planters – Authentic pieces that double as garden features.
• Steps and Flags – Durable and beautiful solutions for paving and stairways.
• Ridge Tiles and Coping Stones – Essential for roofing and wall capping, often from demolished churches or period buildings.
• Quoins and Corner Stones – For framing edges and adding strength and definition to corners.
• Architectural Features – Includes columns, finials, fireplaces, and carving.

Types of Reclaimed Stone by UK Region

The United Kingdom boasts an incredibly diverse geology, and this is reflected in the variety of regional stones found in reclaimed materials:

• Yorkshire Stone (Yorkstone) – A dense, durable sandstone with a rich honey-brown hue, ideal for paving and steps.
• Cotswold Stone – Pale limestone with a creamy tone, often used in heritage cottages and rural walls.
• Welsh Slate – A premium roofing material and cladding option, available in greys, purples, and blues.
• Bath Stone – A warm, honey-coloured oolitic limestone used in classical architecture.
• Portland Stone (Dorset) – Known for its association with grand London buildings, this creamy white limestone is excellent for fine masonry.
• Granite (Cornish, Scottish) – Tough and enduring, often found as kerbstones, gateposts, or building blocks.
• Sandstone (Derbyshire, Lancashire, and Borders) – A versatile material available in various earthy shades.
• Blue Lias (Somerset) – Characterised by its subtle blue-grey tone, often used in flooring and traditional rural builds.

Use Cases for Second-Hand Stone Products

Reclaimed stone isn’t just for period property enthusiasts—its applications are broad, including:

• Restoration Projects – Perfect for maintaining architectural integrity in listed or heritage buildings.
• Landscaping and Garden Design – Add structure and authenticity with second hand walling stone, troughs, or cobbles.
• Driveways and Pathways – Create character-filled hardscapes with reclaimed setts and flagstones.
• Interior Design – Feature walls, fireplaces, and flooring using stone with provenance.
• Eco-Friendly Construction – Reduce environmental impact by reusing durable materials.
• Bespoke Installations – Use rare architectural features for one-of-a-kind building accents or sculptures.

Why Choose The Reclaimed Company?

The Reclaimed Company is the UK’s best online resource for buying and selling salvaged stone. Their extensive network of suppliers, reclaim yards, and private sellers ensures a constantly updated selection of high-quality reclaimed materials from all corners of the UK. With detailed listings, professional customer service, and a passion for preserving history, The Reclaimed Company bridges the gap between supply and demand in the reclamation industry.

Whether you’re searching for a pair of Victorian gate piers, a run of Yorkstone flags, or a unique stone fireplace, The Reclaimed Company makes it easy to find exactly what you need—sustainably, affordably, and with confidence.