Internal Finishes and Built-In-Furniture

Picture 1 - The largest piece of reclaimed marble, measuring 600 x 1200 mm by 27 mm thick.

It was considered to be too large to incorporate into the downstairs flooring. Then, for technical reasons, we used a different type of stone for the bathroom worktop.

Marble is not very suitable for external use in the UK climate.

So the marble is left over and surplus to requirements. Anyone interested?

Picture 2 - A pile of 'shop-soiled' synthetic stone slabs which were surplus to another company's requirements. They were used as part of the kitchen in this house.

All donations are very much appreciated. Thank you. This project has been undertaken without UK government or EU funding.

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