Par Harbour:

Constructed from similar Cornish Granite in 1993, designed to protect the embankment and Western Edge of the Harbour Wall from tidal erosion in St Austell Bay.

Hartlepool Marina:

300,000 tonnes of Rock Armour stone were used to create the development in the North East of England. Stone in varying sizes of up to eight tonnes were used in the coastal protection project to protect the marina from the fierce wave power of the North Sea.

Carboniferous limestone was used on the New Esplanade to form protection from the ravages of the North Sea.

Bardon Aggregates Rock Armour now surrounds and protects an exclusive housing development, part of the Hartlepool Renaissance project.

North Dock, Sunderland:

The construction and upgrading of North Dock in Sunderland used 35,000 tonnes of Rock Armour from Bardon Aggregates.

St Bees Coastal Defence:

Railtrack specified Bardon Aggregates Rock Armour for their Coastal Defence Project at St Bees in Cumbria, after the West Coast was hit by savage storms resulting in a major slippage of land and the rail link was washed away.

Emergency supplies secured the rail link, whilst a further 65,000 tonnes were used in the permanent works.