Lime has been used in construction for thousands of years due to its versatility, durability, and natural properties. Its ability to regulate moisture, enhance the longevity of structures, and allow buildings to "breathe" has made it an essential material in both historical and modern architecture.

Natural hydraulic Lime (NHL)

Made from limestone that contains natural impurities, such as clay and silicates, NHL sets and hardens without the need for exposure to air. Ideal for more demanding environments, such as wet conditions or areas prone to moisture. NHL is an essential material for building and restoring structures where faster setting times and greater resistance to weathering are needed.

Non-Hydraulic Lime
Non-hydraulic lime, also known as fat lime, is a highly pure form of lime made from limestone with low levels of impurities. It is not water-resistant and requires exposure to air to harden and carbonate, making it ideal for dry or sheltered environments. Non-hydraulic lime is typically used in its slaked form as lime putty for plastering, mortar, and other building applications where flexibility, breathability, and a smooth finish are important. It's widely used in the restoration of historic buildings, offering a sustainable and adaptable solution for traditional construction.

Pennant Sandstone

Sourced directly from our local quarry, our Pennant sandstone is renowned for its exceptional durability and strength, making it an ideal choice for traditional building construction. A natural, rustic appearance, the stone features a rich palette of tones, from earthy greys and green to subtle browns and reds, highlighting the unique texture and colour variations inherent in the stone.