Odlings
Granite, marble and stone memorials for monumental businesses across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Odlings
Odlings manufactures and imports granite, marble and stone memorials, including lawn memorials, hand-carved designs, vases and kerb sets. It also provides custom memorial production and imports customer-specific products.
The company supplies the monumental trade and delivers products across the UK using its own fleet. Its factory is in Hull; the website describes the business as established in 1870.
Product: Manufactured and imported granite, marble and stone memorials, including personalised designs and related products.
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