Flagstone Wall

The Art of Dry Stone Walling

Dry stone walling, also known as drystack, is a centuries-old construction method where walls are built by stacking stones directly on top of one another. Unlike brick walls that rely on wet mortar for cohesion, dry stone walling doesn't use any mortar. Instead, these walls depend solely on gravity and the craftsmanship of the builders like Willy McLean for support and stability.

William MacLean, Stone Mason

Willie MacLean is a true old-world stone craftsman. He has extensive experience in masonry and his roots branch to Europe and the United Kingdom. As a stone mason, he understands the intrinsic heart of this natural building material and its unique essence in construction.

Dry Stone Walling

Dry stone walling, also known as drystack, is a centuries-old construction method where walls are built by stacking stones directly on top of one another. Unlike brick walls that rely on wet mortar for cohesion, dry stone walling doesn't use any mortar. Instead, these walls depend solely on gravity and the craftsmanship of the builders for support and stability.

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