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Laird is excited to expand it's social media activities with its very own Facebook page.  The company is looking forward to welcoming visitors to its new page over the coming weeks. This forms an integral part of Laird's digital strategy as the company is keen to engage with all customers to share activities and exciting news and events. "There is no better platform to engage with and share than...

Create enchantment and allure to your outdoor by asking for Laird Cobble Setts. Each piece of Cobble Sett undergoes our aging process to create a soft distressed finish.  The rustic and worn edges create a quaint feel which makes a beautiful addition to any garden. Cobble Setts beautifully enhance the classic charming olde worlde Cobble paving range.  However, combined with the elegant sophisticated...

New for 2018, we have launched a new colour to compliment our Cobble paving range called Riberia. If you wish to capture the spirit of ancient times with a classic weathered, olde worlde-feel then our Cobble range is the perfect choice. The luxurious craftsmanship of these blocks provides enchantment and allure, provoking a great talking point and complimenting both modern and traditional residences....

We are proud to sponsor Edinburgh Society of Model Engineers with a donation of block paving to complete their main station platform.

We are proud to have been featured in the Concrete Plant International magazine, recognising our commitment to investing in the most advanced production techniques to deliver consistent high quality concrete block paving and slabs.

We recently supplied 5 large 400m³ wind turbine bases in Glenbervie for JKR Contractors.

Our 82 Hectare site at Kinloch, by Colessie Fife, has been granted planning permission (at appeal stage by a government reporter) for quarry operations and RMC production.

Due to the lack of availabilty of aerated blocks we have started selling a medium dense foundation block.

Given our commitment to constant improvement of our service to customers we have yet again expanded 3 lorries to our fleet this year.

As is widely known fresh concrete will stop hydrating at concrete temperatures at around 5 degrees Celsius and below. This leads to drastically reduced strengths and often visibly frosted scabbled concrete.

We are delighted to announce that our new RMC plant is commissioned and producing concrete for our customers.