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Waddington Fell Quarry

Quarry Facts

Waddington Fell Quarry covers 66 acres near the town of Clitheroe and has been operational since the 1960s.

Type

Sandstone

Supplying

Aggregates

66

Acres

30

Staff Members

64

Years in Operation

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Take a look

The stone from Waddington fell also forms excellent cut products such as fireplaces, lintels, even complete houses.

Rocks
Contact

Located in
Clitheroe.

hello@armstrongsgroup.com
01204 66 8021

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Products

The quarry offers a range of sandstones, variable in strength and colour and has been worked in the traditional method of crushing and screening following blasting to produce aggregate materials.

150mm

Use: 150mm graded aggregate suitable for gabion and heavy civil engineering applications

Rock Armor

Use: Large, durable armour stone designed for erosion and coastal protection

Dimensional Stone

Use: Quarried stone cut and finished to specified dimensions

Rip Rap

Use: Large quarried stone for erosion protection and stabilisation

MOT Type 1

Use: Granular sub-base material with good load-bearing properties

6F5

Use: Graded aggregate providing a consistent working platform

6F2

Use: Coarse, well-graded capping material, typically crushed rock or recycled aggregate

75mm crusher run

Use: Crushed stone incorporating fines, designed to compact into a stable layer

40mm crusher run

Use: Combination of crushed rock and stone dust

75mm

Use: 75mm coarse quarried aggregate

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