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The idea of using these pre-formed blocks is to save time and money while maintaining traditional aesthetics. Loose laying flint and stone is both very skilled and labour intensive.

Whether you decide to go with our stone or flint blocks, they’ll be sure to help you make some quick progress with your projects.

There is no need for a substrate and blocks are available in several sizes. They are laid like a conventional concrete block and then pointed between the pieces to disguise the joints.

We appreciate that these products may still be required in their loose form for certain projects, therefore these can be supplied by the tonne.

Benefits

Why use our stone blocks?

  • Nationwide delivery
  • No substrate required
  • Save on labour cost
  • Less time to build
  • Large range of flint & stone choices
  • Excepted in some conservation/heritage areas
  • Tested in accordance BS EN 12390-3:2009
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.
Knapped flint blocks in use on the Charminster Community Hall.

Knapped Field Flint

Locally sourced field flint knapped by hand to expose its brown centre and distinctive white halo. Our best seller.

Knapped Field Flint – Buy Online

✔️ Available from stock: Full Block | 3/4 Block | 1/2 Block | 1/4 Block | 65mm Coursing Block | 140mm Coursing Block

Antique Field Flint

Also known as unknapped field flint, again this is a locally sourced product generally off white in colour and random in size.

Close up image of Antique field flint blocks.
Close up image of Antique field flint blocks.
Close up image of Antique field flint blocks.
Close up photo of the flint in a 50/50 field flint block.
Close up photo of the flint in a 50/50 field flint block.
Close up photo of the flint in a 50/50 field flint block.

50/50 Field Flint

This is a mixture of both knapped and unknapped field flint to show its brown and white colour. As the name suggests, its typically a 50/50 ratio.

Knapped Blue Black Chalk Flint

Chalk flint has a very dark blue/black center. Like with our field flint, each piece is knapped by hand.

Close up photo of the knapped blue and black chalk flint blocks.
Close up photo of the Devonchurt Flint block.
Close up photo of the Devonchurt Flint block.
Close up photo of the Devonchurt Flint block.

Devonchurt Flint

Sourced from a little further afield, this knapped flint offers a light to golden brown appearance with irregular sizes.

Brown Cobble Mix

Our brown cobble mix features a range of cobble with subtle difference in colour and size.

The mixture of browns and greys come together to create a warm mixture of natural tones. This stone block is the perfect choice to add that rustic feel to your project.

Close up photo of the brown cobble mix stone blocks.
A housing complex built from Devonian Red Sandstone blocks.
A housing complex built from Devonian Red Sandstone blocks.
A housing complex built from Devonian Red Sandstone blocks.

Devonian Red Sandstone

Our Devonian red sandstone blocks are the perfect choice to help your project stand out with its distinctive red colour.

A naturally red sandstone sourced from Devon in its raw form. This is guillotined to size and used accordingly to fit into our cast flint blocks.

Forest Marble Stone

Widely recognised for it’s high durability, forest marble stone is often used in construction and walling.

Each of our forest marble stone blocks offers a beautiful range of rich and elegant colours. Given the way the marble is guillotine cut, the pieces are fairly square, though no two blocks are identical.

Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of a forest marble stone blocks.
Close up photo of the purbeck stones in a stone block.
Close up photo of the purbeck stones in a stone block.
Close up photo of the purbeck stones in a stone block.

Purbeck Stone

Purbeck stone has been used for many years and is still popular today. A relatively square stone with split face texture.

Ham Stone

This limestone is sourced from Ham Hill in Somerset. The stone offers a beautiful warm golden yellow colour.

Ham stone blocks stacked up on top of each other.
Ham stone blocks stacked up on top of each other.
Close up photo of a Basalt stone block.

Basalt Stone

A charcoal coloured stone with a granite like texture and appearance. Formed from the rapid cooling of magnesium-rich and iron-rich lava.

Lias Blue

Deep grey to blue limestone with natural veins that can be seen within the random sized pieces.

Close up photo of a Lias Blue stone block.

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It is our promise that your details are not shared with anyone else, we also never bombard your inbox with spam emails. Our aim is simply to deal with your enquiry efficiently, quickly and professionally.

Flint for sale from richman brick who also provide a quick service on most standard Brick Arches. Take off service

Not quite sure what it is you require? No problem at all. Simply upload your drawings here and one of our technical team will do the leg work for you. If we need any more information, we will get back to you.

If you have any other questions you can speak to us on 02382 146 764 or emailing sales@richmanbrick.co.uk

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