AA Australian Heritage Hotels

Description

Heritage Lacework and Balustrade on Australian Hotels varies in designs from one location to another

A design of lacework and balustrade in one area may be very different or unseen in other areas due to the manufacturing process originating from small localised foundries

The products manufactured by these foundries were used in an area close to the foundry with the exception of a few large foundries in Melbourne and South Australia

The National Hotel is a classic hotel with many years of history. Chatterton Lacework supplied the balustrade, being a Traditional Sunflower panel with a matching intermediate balustrade.The Lacework to compliment the balustrade was the ever popular clover key frieze, being fixed in between timber with the small clover design sitting underneath. These designs were supplied in conjunction with the approval of the National The National Hotel is a classic hotel with many years of history. Chatterton Lacework supplied the balustrade, being a Traditional Sunflower panel with a matching intermediate balustrade.The Lacework to compliment the balustrade was the ever popular clover key frieze, being fixed in between timber with the small clover design sitting underneath. These designs were supplied in conjunction with the approval of the National Trust. on South Australian Hotels

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Many interesting designs of Lacework and Balustrade were on display on the

numerous Heritage  Hotels in South Australia. The majority of these designs were

manufactured in South Australia by one of the many large cast iron  foundries

Many of these designs are available today, however the majority of these designs

are now made in aluminium due to the weight and corrosion issues

The Harvest Home Avenel is a restored 1870 Country Hotel, cafe, wine bar and function centre offering unique overnight rooms, stunning spaces and extensive gardens.

Chatterton Lacework of Melbourne manufactured the stunning Carlton Design balustrade in conjunction with Heritage Regulations.

The balustrade was expertly installed by John at Avondale Steel Fabrications of Melbourne.

What a magnificent restoration of the Oxford Hotel 1886 in Inverell NSW. Chatterton Lacework has supplied the balustrade including the decorative Breadloaf  handrail combined with the balustrade panels and the Heritage Horseshoe Lacework. This Lacework dates back as far as 1886.The balustrade was one of very few Heritage designs approved by heritage that complied with the Building regulations for balconies above  four metres high.