Chatterton Lacework is a family business which began trading in 1946. It began trading as “Chatterton Brothers” in an old army hut at 493 Keilor Road Niddrie. In the mid 1960’s it was relocated half a mile up the road to 583 Keilor Road, where it remained until 2004, some 40 years later. It then relocated to Beverage Drive, Tullamarine, where it operates from today.
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Victorian Style Fencing, Heavy Duty Heritage Lion Posts manufactured from non rust aluminium look great. They are easy to install for the Home Handyman and create no issues when fixing gates and fence panels to them . The Heritage Lion Posts are available fully assembled in a range of Heritage colours. They are installed through…
Boston Fern Lacework appeared in the late 1880’s and early 1890’s. It was seen predominantly in and around Melbourne, it was one of many designs featuring the Australian ferns in particular the tree fern, as it is seen in the Fishfern Lacework design. The Birdsville Lacework design illustrates the sulphur crested cockatoo, this design originated…
There are numerous designs of lacework and balustrade however restoring them is often difficult. The iron is often in poor condition and the balustrade panels are 900 mm high. This creates a major issue as the current regulations require the balustrade to be 1000 finish. There are lots of options to rectify these issues. Feel…
There are hundreds of old traditional balustrade panels used on Terrace properties during the 1900 period. These panels are now in demand to renovate and restore these traditional properties Give us a call we may be able to assist
Restoring a heritage property can be both fun and also very rewarding .It is most important the correct reproduction components are used to compliment the restoration. An example of this is to use the correct cast iron or aluminium replica on the property, as these components vary greatly from one year to the next it…
