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Marshalls truck in black and white

Made in Britain

Founded in the 1890s

Marshalls was founded in Yorkshire in the 1890s by a man called Soloman Marshall. Since then we’ve paved every location on the Monopoly Board, and you’ll find our materials and products at some of the UK’s most iconic landmarks.

We champion British manufacturing by investing in our UK based plants and people, and by being members of Made in Britain, a non-profit organisation that brings together the British manufacturing community and is a celebration of the diverse range of goods and services created here in the UK.

Monopoly board that has all the locations Marshalls have paved
Ready to use mortar being placed onto a brick

100%

of our mortars and screeds are British-made

Rhinoguard protective bollards outside an odeon cinema

100%

of our bollards are British-made

Members of the public walking down a busy street in London

99.9%

of our civils and drainage are British-made

A grey brick building called the nest

100%

of our bricks and masonry are British-made

A mound of aggregates

100%

of our aggregates are British-made

Red engineering bricks stacked on top of one another

Innovating to reduce carbon

We’re proud to be the first in our industry to launch a dual block plant in the UK, providing double the output of a single plant. The products we manufacture use responsibly sourced raw materials and 74% of the electricity we consume as a group to manufacture our products is sourced from renewable sources. All of the product samples undergo rigorous testing at our central laboratory in Yorkshire and they are recycled within the grounds and are used as recycled material at our Brookfoot and West Lane sites.

Our commitment to sustainability drives ongoing innovation using more sustainable product mixes and practices including reducing the cement content in our concrete and developing new products with a focus on improving climate resilience. All of this is done, right here in the UK.

Marshall Pattern

For more information on our history as a British business, see our blog and sustainability timeline.