API Red St. Bees sandstone is quarried in Cumbria where it forms the sea cliffs of
St. Bees Head near Whitehaven. This distinctive fine grained sandstone has been quarried since the 18th century and is a popular building stone in the UK and USA.

API Red St. Bees has been used throughout the UK from the north of Scotland to the south of England. It is an extremely durable and versatile stone, making it ideal for large scale conservation and high specification projects.

API Red St. Bees has been supplied on large residential and commercial properties throughout UK including projects at:

• Eccles – 4 Tower blocks on the Ladywell Scheme.

• Cheshire – Large private residence at Charcoal Woods, Charcoal Lane.

• Worcestershire – Locks 35, 43 and 45 on the Canal Waterways.