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In this Issue:

• Introduction
• Product In Profile
  Pudding Face
• Product In Profile
  Nature Play
• Completed Projects

G’Day Everyone,

We hope you enjoy this issue of our newsletter.

Recently our director Neil Mullard (pictured right) opened the Nature Play area at the Uraidla Primary School, which features some of our donated Carey Gully sandstone.

In addition to this, we are now a proud sponsor of The Master Landscapers Of SA.

All the best from BRS.

We would like to introduce you to our Pudding Face dimension stone. It has a smooth, rounded face (much like the top of a rising loaf of bread) and it’s usually seen on older Tudor style homes.

We match a lot of existing homes with a Pudding Face finish and take pride in handcrafting each stone to match the original stonework.

Generally colours are the softer yellows, creams and browns, as they are easier to shape. The Pudding Face finish is available in block and veneer.

Builders are using our Pudding Face for extensions, renovations and garages, as well as front fences to match the house.

To make an external corner on Pudding Face block, we create what is called a “Margin Draft”. This is a small flat section on the corner of the block, giving a nice clean line.

Product In Profile

Nature Play

Completed Projects

These are just a few photos of completed projects that have been sent in recently. All you need to do is send us some great photos and we will display them on our website and in other newsletters.

Basket Range Sandstone: raising your garden to another level.