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About Herefordshire Green

Herefordshire Green is a distinctive stone with a rich palette of deep greens and warm earthy undertones, reflecting the lush countryside of the Welsh Marches where it originates. Its natural variation in tone and texture makes every installation unique, bringing an unmistakable rural English character to any wall. Perfect for homes and projects that want to feel rooted in the landscape.

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Best for

  • Rural homes
  • Country cottages
  • Garden walls
  • Barn conversions
  • Landscaping projects

Herefordshire Green

Rich, earthy greens with warm undertones — this stone brings a distinctly rural English character to any wall.

📍 Herefordshire, England🎨 Deep earthy greens with warm undertones📐 15–30mm
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Quick Facts

Stone Type
Sandstone
Colour
Deep earthy greens with warm undertones
Finish
Natural split face
Thickness
15–30mm
Sold As
m² (stone) · lm (corner pieces)
Corners Available
Yes
Suitable For
Internal and external use
Installation
Adhesive and pointing required
Samples Available
Yes
Stone
£90.00/m² ex-VAT
£108.00/m² inc-VAT
Corners
£90.00/lm ex-VAT
£108.00/lm inc-VAT
Add adhesive

Free shipping when ordered with stone.

Tube Adhesive
£10.00 ex-VAT / £12.00 inc-VAT each
Covers 0.50.75 m² per tube
Bag Adhesive
£34.50 ex-VAT / £41.40 inc-VAT each
Covers 46 m² per bag
Order summary
Subtotal£0.00 ex-VAT
VAT (20%)£0.00
Total inc-VAT£0.00

What you receive with your sample order

  • A genuine piece of Herefordshire Green natural stone cladding slip, cut to our standard 15–30mm thickness
  • Samples weigh up to 2kg and are sent by Royal Mail — allow 2–5 working days for delivery
  • Natural stone varies in colour and texture between pieces; we aim to represent the characteristic base colour of the stone across one or two pieces
  • All sample packaging is fully recyclable
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