UK Cast Stone Association (UKCSA)

Cast stone matches Victorian profiles

The façade of London’s famous Trocadero in the heart of theatreland near Piccadilly Circus has been restored with dressings from UKCSA member Broadmead Renaissance Cast Stone.

Cast stone makes an entrance

A purpose built residential and retirement home in the Cotswolds has been finished with a range of bespoke architectural dressings from UKCSA member Bradstone.

5-star finish in cast stone

A new 5-star resort destination near Darlington has been finished in a range of high quality cast stone details from UKCSA member Woodside Cast Stone.

Victorian dressings replicated

A Victorian hospital building at Friern Barnet has been sympathetically converted into luxury apartments by developer Comer Homes. A wide range of cast stone architectural details from UKCSA member PD Edenhall was used to re-create the Italianate splendour of the original elevations.

Cast stone contributes to award-winning conversion

The quality of bespoke cast stone from UKCSA member Procter Cast Stone has made a significant contribution to the conversion and restoration of a Grade II- listed Victorian former hospital into 130 homes. Essex based housebuilder City & Country Group won top property industry accolades for the development.

Ornate cast stone for Grade II star listed Regency mansion

Ideal for ornate detailing, cast stone has been used to striking effect for the restoration of one of London’s grandest homes, the Nash-designed Hanover Lodge and its twin gatehouses in Regents Park.

Award winning cast stone on Scarborough Spa restoration

UKCSA member Haddonstone has won a prestigious Green Apple Gold Award for their supply of an intricately detailed cast stone parapet to replace damaged stonework around the ballroom of this Victorian building.

Cast stone for contemporary offices

This contemporary Morton Palms office development in Darlington was designed by architects Red Box Design and completed in 2006. The striking, terracotta-coloured ashlar cast stone masonry was supplied by UKCSA member Forticrete after rainscreen cladding was ruled out on budget.