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Identifying the stone in my wall
What's the easiest way to identify the type of stone my wall is made from?
Cleaning limestone
The limestone walls in my garden look stained. Is it possible to clean them without damaging them?
Which mortar for stone walls?
Do stone walls need a special type of mortar?
How can I be safe when working with engineered marble?
Are there any health risks associated with engineered marble? How can I be safe if working with it? Should I hire a professional to work with engineered marble instead?
Advantages of marble
What are the advantages of using marble for fireplaces and a bathroom? Are there circumstances where an alternative type of natural stone should be considered instead and why would it make sense in that case?
Secondhand quartz worktops
How much will it cost to cut and fit a secondhand quartz worktop? Is it a cost effective way of getting a nice top?
Natural stone cleaning
How do l clean exterior natural stone, it is very dirty and slightly green in places
Can I have a decorative stone wall?
Could I have a small stone well built in my garden that is more for show than anything? Ideally, it would not need to be even too deep, but one that provides at least the illusion of depth. One way or another, is planning permission or/and building regulations approval needed for this?
Repairing a damaged headstone
What sort of stonemason would be able to repair a damaged headstone? And are there any permissions I'd need to get?
Coping stone repair
One of my garden wall's coping stones has cracked. It's still fixed in place quite solidly, so I'm wondering if I can do something to prevent the crack getting worse by sealing it? The stone is buff coloured, possibly Indian sandstone
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