Architectural Masonry Range Section

Used to break up relatively plain facades and also to protect the masonry below, the band courses are an easy method to bring depth to a building. The plain Band Course and the Chamfered Band Course should be ordered by the linear metre with the internal and external returns ordered individually.

With the Stancliffe Architectural Masonry Range, giving windows the natural stone treatment has never been easier. Working with industry standard frame dimensions you have a range of complete window sets to choose from. So with either brick or stone you now have a ready made solution.

Heads perform a number of functions but in most cases it is not possible to prove their load-bearing capacity. With guidance from Stancliffe it is probable that the stones will be self-supporting but not load-bearing. They will therefore need a relieving angle in the course directly above the head.

Heads perform a number of functions but in most cases it is not possible to prove their load-bearing capacity. With guidance from Stancliffe it is probable that the stones will be self-supporting but not load-bearing. They will therefore need a relieving angle in the course directly above the head.

Adding definition to any window surround can complete a building. Jamb and mullion stones make this process easy. The length of these stones is read from the front face, the width is the front to back dimension and the height is the top to bottom dimension.

The coping range includes flat copings, once and twice weathered and saddleback copings which cover the majority of boundary wall requirements – while associated returns and terminal pieces complete the picture.

Whilst performing a valuable function in shedding precipitation away from a building, cills are also capable of adding true depth to the profile of a project. All stones longer than 2100mmlong will be supplied in pieces.