The grounds at St. Patrick's Church in Castlederg have recently been redeveloped with an amazing array of world class paving products from Tobermore. Founded in 1942, Tobermore are a world class paving and walling manufacturer supplying products for the commercial and domestic markets throughout the UK and Ireland.

Founded in October 1876, St. Patrick's Church was built as a breath taking neo-Gothic building, the architectural style of that period, with striking towers and spire features.

The remarkable redevelopment of the beautiful church grounds was designed by Keys & Monaghan, based in Enniskillen, and delivered by Conway Builders, L'Derry. A selection of Tobermore's Tegula block paving in mellow Bracken & Tegula Setts in demure Charcoal were the perfect choice for the traditional landscape at St. Patrick's. Tegula is a vintage-themed product with a tumbled, aged appearance. Displaying a timeless elegance and warmth, Tegula is the ideal accompaniment to the traditional splendour of a period design like St. Patrick's Church. Hazard Warning Flags in Buff are also incorporated to ensure safety in assisting blind and partially sighted visitors at the Church.

The bespoke laying patterns created are a testament to the endless design possibilities available with Tobermore products.

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