Gardiners Reclaimed Building Materials, offer a wide range of reclaimed building products that can be delivered directly to your door.
Gardiners are specialists stockists of reclaimed building materials and stock many more items than we have displayed on their website including garden ornaments & accessories, chimney pots, coping stones and much more.
Three months ago the company has relocated to a a purpose built 2 acre, customer friendly site at Grove Road Industrial Estate, Fenton, Stoke-On-Trent where customers & clients can browse the wide and varying range on offer.
A recent addition to the huge range on offer is over 80,000 reclaimed Acme Sandstorm Roof Tiles recently obtained from Haywood Hospital, Stoke, which is the current project undertaken by their specialist demolition team.
At Gardiners, you will always find available a large selection of Old Roof Tiles and Ridge Tiles, Old Bricks and Reclaimed Cobble Stones to Oak Beams, Sleepers and Flooring. Gardiners Reclaimed Building Materials also stock a large range of Natural Stone Flags, Garden Ornaments, Chimney Pots, Stone Troughs and much, much more.
Contact Paul Gardiner on 07860 886 835 or visit www.gardinersreclaims.co.uk
Construction News
22/10/2009
Acme Sandstorm Roof Tiles At Gardiners Reclaimed Building Materials


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