Supplying WA's leading Commercial Projects
The beautiful stone floors of the Fiona Stanley Hospital stand as testimony to the quality, expertise and supply attributes of Rural Stone. This large and important project has been enhanced by the choice Rural Stone has offered in the supply of stone and stone care products.
No commercial project is too small or too large for the team at Rural Stone and you can consult with them using their vast expert experience to discover the best materials for any job.
The company's extensive experience and successful completion of numerous commercial ventures, gives companies the confidence to know their deadlines will be met and they will receive the correct material, first time, every time.
Rural Stone's commercial expertise includes the ability to create standout natural stone structures such as tall pillars; traditional, rubble, dry laid walls; ashlar walls and fireplaces.
For your next project contact the stone experts at Rural Stone and discover how they can help make your project meet all of your expectations.
Rural Stone WA supplied our premium blend Light Tuscany Travertine Cross Cut Honed and Filled.
All Saints College – Tuscany Travertin
Our original Quartzite material was used on a flagship project at the Binningup Desalination plant.
Binningup Desalination Plant
The Stormy Waters was utilised in a rounded Crazy Pave system suiting the organic environment of Kings Park.
Kings Park Granite - Stormy Waters
Kingsford Estate Bullsbrook
Kingford Estate Bullsbrook
This project at the new Perth Stadium was an opportunity for Rural Stone to showcase beautiful and functional Toodyay Stone.
Perth Stadium Toodyay Stone
A fitting statement to a residential development called Provence, on the outskirts of Busselton, representing a southern mediterranean aesthetic.
Provence Estate by Satterley
Our versatile Western Sunset Honed was used on the Queens Riverside project.
Queens Riverside
Rivershores project was given the earthy Fremantle feel by using the Rockface Donnybrook Sandstone.
Rivershores
The material came from the leftover blocks, slabs and billets from the Federation Square development in Melbourne.