AA Brunswick Heritage Picket Letterbox
The Federation Royal Park Brunswick corner letterbox is a traditional style with a lock and key
An attractive Heritage Style Letterbox with a decorative Canterbury Belle Corner
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.
The US Range of letterboxes add that extra character to a traditional style letterbox
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.
This Post Box Royal Park letterbox includes a 90 x 90 aluminium post
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Post Capitals to fit on top of 200 x 200 posts are now available. They are available in all the popular designs including Angelina and Nicolena .
Heritage Lacework and Balustrade is now available for those magnificent heritage buildings throughout north and south New Zealand The restoration of these buildings has been made increasingly difficult through the shortage of component parts. At Chatterton Lacework it is possible to reproduce old heritage designs, however with a large range of designs it may be possible to purchase a stock design in accordance with heritage regulations. Feel free to browse our designs of lacework and balustrade and contact us to discuss your restoration needs.
Heritage Lacework and Balustrade in Tasmania has a range of lacework and balustrade unique to the area .
Designs of balustrade including ferns are popular and specific designs of Balustrade Panels are common
For instance the design of Balustrade chosen by Heritage to be used on the Harbour Masters House in Hobart .
The design used was the only design allowed. Maybe this was the design used when the building was manufactured
I can recall supplying a few options, however designs are set on many Heritage Buildings in Tasmania
Heritage Tasmanian Lacework designs seen in Tasmania are common to the Tasmanian architecture due to a number of small cast iron foundries manufacturing a range of Heritage Castings including cast iron Lacework and cast iron balustrade panels. These castings are now manufactured in aluminium. Many designs of lacework are now prevalent in Tasmania that were registered out of Tasmania.
Wrought Iron Recycled Art is created by utilising unwanted steel components making the most amazing designs.These unwanted items can be used to manufacture almost any design with the help of a few wrought iron components including leaves,rings,scrolls and decorative steel disks.
Victoria Lacework is the most known heritage lacework. The single sided Victoria Lacework is a direct replica of the original cast iron design.It is not as clean in design as the extremely popular double sided design,however it is available if you want an older style rugged looking design of Victoria Lacework.