About StoneCIRCLE
stoneCIRCLE has the one of the largest and most modern stonemasonry factory in England.
stoneCIRCLE has one of the largest and most modern stonemasonry factory in England with 2800m² of production space with the latest stone cutting CNC technology including 3D modelling and carving of stone and waterjet cutting.
The firm has been in business for over 50 years since 1968 and is known for its attention to quality and customer service.
Handily placed in Basingstoke, a half hour's train ride from central London, the company offers the convenience of an English-speaking manufacturer that works both directly with clients and as a sub-contractor for the biggest stone contractors in the UK.
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