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  • Monuments & memorials made to your drawing
  • Blocks, slabs, cut-to-size & finished units
  • Container loads on FOB & CIF terms
  • CAD drawings & sample approval before cutting
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Monuments — Bespoke

If it is not in the
catalogue, draw it.

Most of what leaves our works is one-off anyway — shapes, carving and inlay cut to a sheet nobody has cut before. Send a sketch, a photograph or a CAD file and we will tell you plainly what the stone will hold and what it will not.

Sketch, photo or CAD Full-size proof before cutting Machined then hand-finished Progress photographs One piece or a container

Twelve kinds
of one-off work.

Some of these change the shape, some change the surface, and some change the stone itself. Several usually end up on the same piece.

Bespoke granite memorial cut to a shape drawn by the customer Shape from a sketchA drawing on paper turned into a cut template Sculpted granite memorial with a curved three-dimensional form Sculpted formFlowing shapes worked in three dimensions Etched portrait on a polished black granite memorial Portrait etchingPhotographic portraits etched into polished black Three-dimensional laser engraved scene on a granite memorial Laser & 3D engravingDepth engraving for landscapes and detailed scenes Granite memorial with bronze and semi-precious stone inlay Inlay workBronze, glass or semi-precious set into the face Memorial made from two contrasting granites jointed together Two-tone stoneTwo granites cut and jointed as one piece Granite memorial with curved and radiused faces Curved & 3D formsRadiused faces, twists and compound curves Oversized granite estate memorial on a wide base Oversized piecesEstate memorials and single stones over two tonnes New granite memorial cut to match an existing older headstone Matching an existing memorialA second stone cut to sit beside an older one Granite memorial with a new section cut to match an existing stone Repairs & additionsNew sections cut to fit work already standing Backlit translucent onyx memorial panel in a granite frame Backlit stoneTranslucent onyx and marble lit from behind Bespoke granite architectural memorial feature with columns Architectural one-offsGateways, benches, fountains and plot furniture

Four ways
to start it.

You do not need a finished drawing to get a price. You need enough for us to understand the shape and two real dimensions.

A sketch FormatPaper or napkin Even a rough drawing with two dimensions on it is enough to start. We draw it up properly and send it back.
A photograph FormatOf any memorial Send a photo of a stone you like — ours or anyone's — and we will tell you what it takes to make.
A CAD file FormatDXF, DWG or PDF Vector files go straight to the machine. Fonts outlined, and the scale marked on the sheet.
A physical sample FormatOr the old stone Where a memorial has to match something standing, send a photograph with a ruler in the frame.

What stone will not do, said plainly: thin unsupported sections snap in transit, deep undercuts cost more than they look, and a sharp internal corner always carries a small radius. We flag all three at feasibility rather than after the block is cut.

Idea to crate,
proofed at every step.

On a one-off there is no second copy to compare against, so the proof and the progress photographs do the job a sample would normally do.

IdeaSketch, photo or fileFeasibilityWhat the stone will holdDrawingFull-size production sheetProofSigned by youTemplateCut and checkedProductionMachined then hand-finishedProgress photosAt rough and at detailCratingBraced and numbered
  1. 01IdeaSketch, photo or file
  2. 02FeasibilityWhat the stone will hold
  3. 03DrawingFull-size production sheet
  4. 04ProofSigned by you
  5. 05TemplateCut and checked
  6. 06ProductionMachined then hand-finished
  7. 07Progress photosAt rough and at detail
  8. 08CratingBraced and numbered

The stone often
decides the design.

A form that works in marble may not hold in granite, and a portrait that reads on black disappears on a speckled stone. We will say which way round it should go.

Etching Absolute BlackPhotographic portraits and fine line work Feature Black GalaxySpeckle gives a one-off piece some depth Carving Makrana WhiteMarble for sculpted and hand-carved work Backlit Indian OnyxTranslucent, for lit panels and inserts Structure Steel GreyLarge curved and architectural pieces Contrast Imperial RedTwo-tone work against a dark stone
Feasibility firstBefore any quotation we say what the stone will hold. It is cheaper to change a drawing than a block.
ArtworkVector files go straight to the machine; fonts outlined. Photographs for etching need to be sharp at full size, not enlarged from a phone screenshot.
One-off pricingQuoted against the drawing, the carving level and the finish — not against a catalogue line.
Repeat laterTemplates, drawings and settings stay on file, so a matching second piece years later is a re-order, not a redesign.
InspectionProgress photographs at roughing and detail, and third-party inspection at the works on request.
PackingCrates built around the piece, extremities boxed separately and lifting points marked on the outside.

Send the sketch.
We will send the drawing.

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