Cast Iron

Trusted techniques

We work closely with pattern makers and foundries to produce both stunning new cast ironwork and recreate the cast iron splendors of the past. By working with our partners to re-create cast iron features, we keep the beauty of this classic material alive for future generations.

Cast iron is the classic decorative metal of the 19th century, famed for its versatility and durability. We marry traditional skills with modern tools to repair and reproduce stunning cast ironwork in all its glory.

Everlasting beauty

We have a deep understanding and appreciation of the work of the major cast iron craftsmen of the past, and we work closely with pattern makers and foundries to recreate old ironwork. By repairing, restoring or reproducing cast iron features, we keep the beauty of this classic material alive for countless future generations to enjoy.

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Restoring original glories

Ironwork doesn’t have to be black! We can restore ironwork to its original multi-coloured glory. By investigating original paint colours and designs as part of any restoration project, we can faithfully recreate authentic patterns and designs as they were intended to be seen.

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Shrewsbury Cathedral

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