With a 30-year history in reclamation, Ronson Reclaim are the people to know when it comes to traditional building materials and architectural features. Visit our five-acre, historical site on the banks of the River Severn - the longest river in England.
Here you will find a wide selection of reclaimed materials including old oak timbers, building stone, flagstones and original bricks - as well as traditional fireplaces and stunning architectural features that originally stood in historic buildings including the Bank of England and Oxford University.We have recently launched new showrooms!
Situated in Longford, a five minute drive from our Parent site in Sandhurst, clients can now peruse a variety of Cotswold Stone Flooring in a lifestyle setting. No appointment required to visit reclamation yard.
Here you will find a wide selection of reclaimed materials including old oak timbers, building stone, flagstones and original bricks - as well as traditional fireplaces and stunning architectural features that originally stood in historic buildings including the Bank of England and Oxford University.We have recently launched new showrooms!
Situated in Longford, a five minute drive from our Parent site in Sandhurst, clients can now peruse a variety of Cotswold Stone Flooring in a lifestyle setting. No appointment required to visit reclamation yard.
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The 'Ron' Behind Ronson is Ron Jones, a local businessman who has spent 30 years in reclamation. Originally from London, Ron became a building contractor, developing his passion for preserving the past and for the history behind the materials he carefully saves and restores. Visitors to Ronson Reclaim today are welcome to wander through the yard and imagine those days gone by, surrounded by architectural gems from bygone days.
Ronson Reclaim is situated on Sandhurst Lane on the outskirts of Gloucester, 6 miles from Junction 11 of the M5. From the motorway, turn right at the first roundabout (signed Gloucester / Ross on Wye) and left at the next roundabout (signed A38 Gloucester / historic docks). Turn right at the next roundabout (signed historic docks) into St Oswalds Road.
Bricks are one of the most commonly used reclaimed materials and bricks were originally manufactured in the 18th Century on the site at Sandhurst where Ronson Reclaim stands today. Traditional, reclaimed bricks have a character all of their own and will bring a piece of history to your project. The clay used varies in colour depending on the area of origin so giving each brick an individual signature.
Based on the outskirts of historic Gloucester, we specialise in local materials including Cotswold stone tiles and Welsh slates. We can match your handmade or machine made roof tiles and supply double Romans, valley and hip tiles. Welsh slate is reputedly the toughest natural slate product available and is therefore an excellent investment for a long-lasting roof.
Cotswold stone - Wikipedia describes Cotswold stone as a yellow oolitic limestone quarried in many places in the Cotswold Hills. Over time, it weathers to a beautiful honey colour, although the actual darkness will depend on where it was quarried. Stone from the northern Cotswolds will be relatively dark compared with that from the more southern edge of the Cotswolds.
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