Stainless Steel Sundials in their setting
Click here for a map showing the locations of our stainless steel dials,
some of which are accessible to members of the public

A memorial sundial at a golf club in Suffolk
300 x 300 mm. sundial on a Redland Stone plinth
The Spot-On Sundial on a farm in lowland Scotland
420 x 420 sundial on a natural rock
A Spot-On Sundial Memorial at a school in Ohio, USA
420 x 420 sundial on a brick plinth
The Spot-On Sundial in a cemetery in Scotland
420 x 420 sundial on a stainless steel plinth made by a local blacksmith



The thistle theme of the plinth is continued on the bench ends and, if you look very carefully, on top of the gate post capping there are carved granite thistle heads(they came from the original castle). There is still some planting to be done round the sunken garden
stainless sundial in a cemetery in Scotland

The location of this and other Spot-On sundials in stainless steel are shown on this map

stainless sundial on a "thistle-design" stainless plinth
The Spot-On Sundial in a small private garden in Kent,
300 x 300 sundial on a natural stone plinth
Staainless sundial on a four-legged plinth stainless sundial showing clear reflections in the polished surface
Staainless sundial on a four-legged plinth stainless sundial showing clear reflections in the polished surface
Staainless sundial on a four-legged plinth stainless sundial showing clear reflections in the polished surface
The Spot-On Sundial in a private garden in southern Germany
420 x 420 sundial on a natural stone plinth
Staainless sundial on a four-legged plinth stainless sundial showing clear reflections in the polished surface
The sundial in daylight Stainless sundial in a garden in Germany and with its ingenious night lighting German sundial at night

The Spot-On Sundial in the garden of the Horniman Museum in south-east London -
This 420 x 420 Spot-On sundial is part of the Horniman Museum sundial trail
Sundial on a wooden pillar at the Horniman Museum Horniman museum sundial in South London

Memorial sundial at the London Wetlands Centre, Barnes, London
420 x 420 sundial on a solid oak plinth
sundial memorial to Max Nicholson
This sundial is a memorial to Max Nicholson who was much involved with the Wildlife and Wetlands Trust, and many other parts of the environmental movement. (More details on www.maxnicholson.com). The hour lines have Arabic numerals for summer time and Roman for winter time; between the hour lines are short ten-minute lines and five-minute spots. This picture was taken at 17 minutes to 1 in November 2004, just after the sundial was put in place.
The mirror-polished stainless steel gives strong reflections, and the gnomon, which casts the shadow, appears to "float in air" because the matt circle appears to be continuous though part of it is in fact a reflection. For about 5 minutes at solar noon, when the sun is at its highest in the sky, a line of light shines through the slit in the gnomon. This design feature is used to orient the sundial exactly to true North so that it can be read to the nearest minute or two
stunning setting for a memorial sundial sudial at London Wetlands Centre
The sundial is located outside the Peacock Tower, a 3-storey hide which overlooks the old reservoirs beside the River Thames at Barnes in west London. The tower is seen below with the buildings on the north side of the river in the background.

At a library in Texas
420 x 420 sundial on a natural stone plinth
stainless sundial on octagonal plinth sundial at a ibrary in Texas
engraving on a Texas sundial

A private garden in Northumberland
420 x 420 sundial on a Haddonstone sandstone plinth




By a swimming pool in Sussex
300 x 300 sundial on Chilstone terra-cotta plinth




Outside the chapel of a school in Cumbria
420 x 420 sundial on Chilstone plinth








At a school in Wiltshire
420 x 340* sundial on Haddonstone plinth








In a walled garden of a school in S.E. London
opening of 420 x 340* sundial on Haddonstone plinth