Made in Britain

Westminster Stone are now a part of the British Manufacturing community 'Made in Britain'. You will see the registered collective mark on our British manufactured products such as the National Trust Paving Collection. The mark shows we meet stringent criteria for British manufacturers.

What does it mean?

Made in Britain adheres to advice on country of origin labelling included in the Trade Descriptions Act 1968. Country of origin is therefore the country in which a product last underwent a final treatment or process resulting in a substantial change.

We are committed to providing skilled/semi-skilled work environments, where people are properly rewarded to carry out fulfilling and rewarding manufacturing of physical and digital products. Acting fairly and ethically in all our commercial activities. Exploring all reasonable options to trade with fellow members and other British suppliers and manufacturers. The Made in Britain mark helps make it easier to identify and buy products made closer to home.

You can read all about Made in Britain's Terms & Conditions, including eligibility here.

What Paving Products are Made In Britain?

Our range of Stonecast Traditional Flagstones and all of our National Trust Paving Collection is manufactured in Britain. Our flagstones are meticulously crafted from hand-picked master flags such as Yorkstone Slabs. We celebrate British history and heritage, taking inspiration from estates, castles and manors across the UK. Our inspiration includes Chedworth Manor, Hidcote Manor, Snowshill Manor & Gardens, Tatton Park and Petworth House & Park.

The Kitchen Garden Range

The Kitchen Garden range is designed to reflect the traditions of these wonderful working gardens so often found at National Trust properties. The collection includes products full of warmth and character suitable for many garden settings.

REFLECTING TRADITION

With its softly riven buff beige flagstone, textured antique brick paver and golden ochre shingle, the National Trust Kitchen Garden Range will bring a traditional warmth and richness to any garden setting. The granary mill stone completes the range, adding the finishing touch to this distinctive landscape and paving collection.

GREAT KITCHEN GARDENS

The distinctive National Trust Barrington Flagstones, Kitchen Garden Brick Pavers and versatile Barrington Shingle aggregate (all shown below) have been inspired by those set within the renowned kitchen garden and grounds at the wonderful Barrington Court, a fine Tudor manor house set in the heart of the Somerset countryside near Illminster.

Country House Range

Inspired by the grandeur and formality of the nation’s fine stately homes, the Country House range offers a traditionally styled collection of authentic reclaimed York stone flagstones, reproduced with a subtly time-worn appearance.

TRADITIONAL & CLASSIC

With its smooth, time-worn textures and subtle antique appearance, the Country House range is the ideal choice for creating traditional gardens in both town and country settings. There are also complementary landscaping products that will bring a touch of classic garden heritage to any space.

GREAT BRITISH GARDENS

The paving and landscaping materials have been influenced by many of the National Trust’s most renowned stately homes and gardens, most notably Petworth House in West Sussex and Tatton Park near Knutsford in Cheshire.

Roman Villa Range

The Roman Villa Range contains tiles and edgings capturing the Mediterranean essence of mosaics and paving at Romano-British sites across the country.

INSPIRED BY CHEDWORTH

The Roman Villa Range has principally been inspired by the excavations at Chedworth Roman Villa in Gloucestershire, which are ongoing. The tiles, ‘dog tooth’ effect triangles, edgings and insets are all reminiscent of individual pieces found within these remarkable mosaics at Chedworth.

Cotswold Manor Range

The Cotswold Manor range takes its inspiration from the famous National Trust gardens at Hidcote and Snowshill. The range reflects the warm mellow tones of traditional Cotswold buildings.

MELLOW TRADITIONAL TONES

Often described as the ‘Heart of England’, the Cotswolds evokes images of wide-sweeping views and quaint traditional ‘chocolate box’ villages built from the beautiful locally quarried Cotswold traditional stone paving, flooring and walling.