sandstone products

Sandstone landscaping logs

Go Stone supplies sandstone landscaping logs for strong, natural retaining walls and feature walls.

Each log is diamond sawn on the top, bottom and ends, giving the stone a more consistent format for landscape construction while still retaining the natural strength and character of sandstone. Available in selected sizes, these logs are a practical and attractive choice for homeowners, landscapers and builders looking to create structured outdoor spaces with local sandstone.

Stack of natural sandstone landscaping logs ready for garden wall installation.
Solid sandstone landscaping logs for garden edging and natural retaining structures.

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Diamond sawn sandstone logs for walls and landscape

Sandstone landscaping logs are a popular choice for retaining walls, feature walls and garden structures where a strong natural stone product is required.

Go Stone’s sandstone logs are diamond sawn on the top, bottom and ends to create a cleaner, more consistent product for installation. They work well in residential landscapes, boundary features, garden walls and larger outdoor projects where durability, structure and natural sandstone character are important.

Available sizes include 2 metres x 500 x 500, 1 metre x 500 x 500, and 1 metre x 300 x 300.

These logs are currently in very short supply, so early ordering is recommended for upcoming projects.

From the yard

Demand for logs is huge

Another job in motion. This time at Newcastle Uni — building an amphitheater the right way from the ground up. 🪨

Mark runs through the A-grade logs we’re using and exactly how this one’s coming together. No shortcuts. Just proper material and proper workmanship.

Follow to see the full build unfold and how sandstone projects come to life.

from the yard

Splitting Logs 101

Most people make the mistake of scoring all the way around the log before splitting it. Mark shows a faster, cleaner method that helps you get an accurate split without all the unnecessary cuts. It’s the little tricks like this that come from years of working with stone.