What is UCR stone masonry?
UCR stands for uncoursed rubble. Irregular stones are fitted and bedded in cement mortar without laying them in regular courses. It is used for retaining walls, foundations, plinths and boundary walls where stone is locally available.
Information to share
- Wall length, height, thickness and cross-section
- Mortar mix and stone specification
- Foundation level and details
- Weep holes and drainage details for retaining walls
- Who supplies stone, cement and sand
- Access and working conditions
Work process
- Set out and prepare the foundationAs per the drawing.
- Select and bed the stoneFit stones with proper bonding and mortar joints.
- Build up the wallMaintain line, level and bond; provide weep holes where specified.
- Cure and finishCuring and any pointing or finishing as specified.
What affects the rate
- Volume of masonry
- Stone, cement and sand supply
- Height and foundation depth
- Access and haul distances
- Finish requirements
Compare with gabion retaining walls if you are choosing between wall types - the choice is a design decision.
Enquiries from Maharashtra and the Pune region
If your project or delivery site is in Pune or elsewhere in Maharashtra, mention the exact location and PIN code in your quotation enquiry. Availability, logistics and timelines are confirmed for each site; enquiries from other states are also reviewed case by case.
Frequently asked questions
Can I supply the stone myself?
Yes, state who provides what; we will quote accordingly.
Is design included?
No, unless agreed in writing. We build to your drawings.
Next step
Use the quotation form or contact page and include the drawing or BOQ, quantity, specification and site location. Where details are not final, say so - we will tell you what is needed to prepare a proper quotation.