Recent Projects

Cumbernauld - retaining wall and steps


The client has a fairly typical garden in that it has a slight slope to it. They wanted to do more with the space than the current gravel covering that they have. They had a rough idea of creating a high-level slabbed area, with some sort of dry stone construction featuring somewhere in the equation. They wanted a curve and steps, and they liked the walling work in the garden in Ayr that we had worked on.

We settled on a retaining wall that would raise the level of the garden to the same height as the foot of the boudary fence (600mm), with a set of five steps that would be the main design feature and a curved section for added interest. The wall would run into the ground at one end, and finish at the fence at the other.

As of September 2008, the dry stone walling is complete, with the slabbing work still to begin at some point.

Waller - Jason Hoffman.

Stone - Denfind stone.

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We provide free estimates and initial consultations for all walling and landscaping work. If you are interested in redesigning your garden using natural stone, please contact us.

 

Latest Projects

Detailed below are some of our latest drystone walls...

Harlaw

Stone seat

Stenhousemuir

Low retaining wall with steps and curves

Dollar

Free-standing wall to replace privet hedge

Cumbernauld

A low retaining wall and steps.

Gorthleck

Stone steps built using rough granite boulders

Hatton

A free-standing boundary wall on a slope.

Tillicoultry

A retaining wall with steps in a steeply-sloping garden.

Ayr

A low retaining wall built in this garden in Ayr.