We supply, manufacture, restore and repair a wide range of natural stone, crafting it into hardwearing, stunning surfaces. As trusted natural stone suppliers across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders, we take pride in the sustainability and durability of what we produce — which also helps keep it cost-effective.
Roluna Stone has been trading for over 20 years, giving us a wealth of experience and industry knowledge. You'll benefit from personal consultation and expert advice, with close attention paid from the start of your project right through to completion. Why not get in touch with our team today?
Doddington Pink Sandstone
Quarried at the foot of the Cheviot Hills in Northumberland National Park, this durable sandstone is tight-grained with little or no discolouration. Ideal for dimensional stone applications and stone carving.
Contact Us TodayNorthumberland Buff Sandstone
Quarried near Hexham, Northumberland. A coarse sandstone, sometimes with small markings and iron flecks, medium-hard and well suited to walling and other external applications.
This is a course sandstone with sometimes small markings and iron flecks. It is medium hard and well-suited for walling and any other external applications.
Dukes Sandstone
Quarried in Derbyshire. Excellent weathering properties, most commonly used for façade applications, with pink, lilac and purple tones and attractive bed markings.
This stone has excellent weathering properties and is most commonly used for façade applications. It has pink/lilac/purple colours with beautiful bed markings.
Cove Red Sandstone
Quarried at Kirkpatrick Fleming in southern Scotland. A fine-grained, warm terracotta-red sandstone with distinct bed markings, suitable for most masonry applications.
Contact Us TodayPeakmoor Buff Sandstone
A fine-to-medium grained sandstone, predominantly buff with occasional pink markings and brown iron intrusions. A free stone, so it's equally durable in most masonry applications regardless of how its natural bed is laid.
Peakmoor Buff is a fine to medium grained sandstone, predominantly buff in colour with occasional pink markings and brown iron intrusions. It is essentially a free stone and therefore almost equally durable in most common masonry applications, whichever way it's natural bed is laid.
