• Clay - Harland (UK)
• Clay - Neland (Dutch)
• Concrete
• Glass
• Granite
• Kellen
• Limestone
• Prima Porphyry
• Sandstone
• Slate

• Albert Square, Widnes
• Angelfield, Hope University, Liverpool
• BBC Village, Roath Lock, Cardiff
• Bradley Youth Centre, Nelson
• Broadmead, Bristol
• Broomielaw, Glasgow
• Bus Station, Stoke-on-Trent
• Central Library, Liverpool
• Chapel Street, Salford
• City Beach, Southend-on-Sea
• City Campus East, Northumbria University, Newcastle
• County Square, Ulverston
• Drift Park, Rhyl
• Gateway to Innovation Park, Liverpool
• Hans Crescent, London
• High Street, Burscough
• High Street, Cockermouth
• Leicester Square, London
• Linear Park, Liverpool
• London Cable Cars, Greenwich
• Marine Hall Gardens, Fleetwood
• Market Square, Dundalk
• Market Square, Galashiels
• Market Square, Nelson
• Middlesbrough College, Middlehaven
• More Project, London
• New Road, Brighton
• Old Hall Square, Wolverhampton
• Ordsall Hall, Salford
• Ponders End, Enfield
• Rotunda Museum, Scarborough
• St Bernadette's RC Primary School, Antonshill, Stenhousemuir
• St George's Park National Football Centre, Burton-on-Trent
• St. John's Precinct, Blackpool
• St. Peter's Square, Stockport
• St. Peter's Square, Wolverhampton
• Streets Ahead Project, Belfast
• Summit Visitor Centre, Snowdon
• T3 Forecourt, Heathrow
• The Forum and Millennium Plain, Norwich
• The Gold Route, Sheffield
• The Hub, Edge Hill University, Ormskirk
• The Promenade, Hornsea
• The Rock, Bury
• The Toffee Factory, Newcastle upon Tyne
• Town Centre, Motherwell
• Town Centre, Northwich
• University Square, Liverpool
• Van Gogh Walk, Lambeth
• Windrush Square, Brixton

Market Square, Nelson

Hardscape started working with Pendle Borough Council on this project in early 2008 with the aim to completely regenerate Nelson town centre over 2 phases of work. Phase 1 focused on the Market Square. Naylor Hill Yorkstone Paving along with Woodkirk Yorkstone Setts where used with granite edgings and kerbs to create a linear open space for pedestrians and the open Market. A modern day war memorial was also designed and built within this phase. Phase 1 consisted of 3000m2 of paving and completed in 2009. Further to the success of Phase 1, design work for the second phase took serious consideration to the central area of the town. An eliptical basalt amphitheatre was designed by Pendle Borough Council then drawn and manufactured by Hardscape. Further to the amphitheatre there was 4000m2 of Yorkstone paving and granite kerbs/setts used. This phase was completed in August 2011.