Waterfoot Drystone Walling

Drystone walling is a traditional British boundary-building technique using no mortar — stone is stacked using weight and fit alone. Waterfoot stone is hand-selected directly from a Yorkshire quarry face, dressed and cropped for predictable flat-bedded dimensions, making it far easier to build with than reclaimed or random rubble.

Drystone walling stone is priced by the tonne; the live price is shown on this product page. The quantity you need depends on wall height, length, and the double-leaf construction traditional drystone walling requires — our team can advise on tonnage calculations for your project.

Yes. Drystone walling suits rural boundaries, raised beds, terrace retaining walls, and garden features. Because no cement is used it is highly sustainable and fully reversible. Waterfoot's consistent flat-bedded pieces make it practical for anyone working from a good guide, not just experienced wallers.

Waterfoot walling is freshly quarried, not reclaimed, so it arrives clean with predictable dimensions and no old mortar to chip off. Reclaimed stone has character but inconsistent sizing and may include soft or spalled pieces; Waterfoot gives you the same authentic Yorkshire provenance with none of those drawbacks.