From natural river settings to a prepared stone yard

These are two distinct stages in our material supply: natural rounded stone in its environment, and cleaned and sorted stock at the yard.

Natural river and cobble banks where river stones occur

01 · Natural River Stone Environment

Stones rounded by water movement and repeated contact with other gravel and rock. The naturally worn exterior face is the distinctive feature retained in our river stone veneer.

Natural river cobbles collected and sorted in the stone yard

02 · Collected & Sorted Stone Yard

After collection, stones can be cleaned, visually checked and grouped by color, shape and practical size before any veneer cutting or packing is arranged.

Naturally rounded stones in a river setting — **Rounded stone in nature**Water-worn shapes vary widely even within a single location.

Warm-toned whole natural river stones sorted in a yard — **Whole cobble selection**Original stones may be supplied for landscape use or further sawn-back processing.

Pale natural whole river rocks from a sorting area — **Natural material variability**Exact color and size distribution should be approved from current-lot photographs.

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Whole Beige River Stones

Beige and warm brown river cobbles in their full natural form, without a sawn backing.

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Whole Grey River Stones

Uncut, rounded grey river stones supplied as whole pieces. Shapes and sizes vary naturally according to the available lot.

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Sawn-Back River Stone Veneer Slices

The rounded outer faces of whole natural river stones are retained while the heavy center is sawn away. The resulting veneer has an original natural face and a flatter back.

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Source and yard photographs

River scenes show natural rounded stones in their environment; yard photos document collected, sorted and cleaned material. A scene alone does not certify the geological origin of every supplied lot.