ABOUT CLONESTONE AUSTRALIA
Clonestone Australia is a Central Coast manufacturer of handcrafted cast stone products, supplying builders, architects, landscapers and homeowners across Australia.
The business has a history dating back to 1873, when the original L & M Winter business was established in Sydney. Over the decades, the business has operated from several locations and under different names, while continuing its tradition of manufacturing quality re-formed stone products.
Today, Clonestone Australia operates from our facility in West Gosford on the Central Coast of NSW. We combine traditional craftsmanship and established manufacturing techniques with modern technology to produce solid cast stone products designed for lasting performance and timeless appeal.
Our current range includes cast stone columns, piers, pier caps, balusters and balustrades, garden pots, urns, bird baths and letterboxes, along with custom cast stone products for individual projects.
Australian Made | Handcrafted Cast Stone | Central Coast NSW | Australia-Wide Distribution
ABOUT JEFF TAYLOR
Jeff Taylor is the owner of Clonestone Australia and has spent decades working hands-on in the cast stone manufacturing industry.
After learning the trade through the L & M Winter business and working directly with experienced craftsmen, Jeff took over the business in 2006 following the retirement of his uncle, Ron St Clair.
Jeff has remained hands-on in the factory and is directly involved in the manufacture and finishing of Clonestone products. His experience covers traditional cast stone manufacturing, mould making, custom work and the practical requirements of builders, architects, landscapers and homeowners.
In 2006, the business name was changed to Clonestone Australia, reflecting the company’s focus on cast stone manufacturing while retaining the craftsmanship and knowledge developed through its long history.
OUR HERITAGE
The origins of the business date back to 1873, when L & M Winter was established in Sydney.
Over its long history, the business has survived changing economic conditions, periods of limited building activity and major changes within the construction industry.
Many traditional designs and moulds developed over generations have been retained and remain part of the knowledge and craftsmanship behind Clonestone today.
That history continues to influence the way we manufacture, while modern techniques and technology allow us to produce products for today’s homes, builders and architectural projects.