This typical Queensland style home with the large flowing verandah with a typical old style verandah panel featuring sheafs of wheat.This verandah is complimented by the vast amounts of free flowing sandsville lacework.A design dating back to the 1880 period common in Queensland architecture.These old style balustrade and lacework designs would most likely have been…
What a magnificent display of Lacework and Balustrade.This lacework and balustrade is the Victoria design, a magnificent heritage style of lacework with the free flowing fan type corners enhanced with a design of teapots and flowers.The balustrade panels are easy to install being of a modular DIY design fitting into a top and bottom rail…
Images of Balustrade and Lacework designs manufactured by Chatterton Lacework.Many of these designs date back to the 1860 Victorian Era.
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Restoration of a large verandah in suburban Melbourne. This video will give some insight on how to proceed with the installation. The installation of these powdercoated cast aluminium Clover Lacework and matching Gardenia corners was by done by Melbourne based lacework and balustrade installer Avondale Steel Fabrication. This was part of the renovation of a large…
Lacework on heritage verandas can be restored using iron lacework, aluminium lacework and lace balustrade products. Original heritage cast iron lacework can be reproduced in both small and large quantities to suit specific requirements. The new castings in aluminium or iron will look almost identical to the original castings. Lace balustrade panels can also…
Preserve our heritage with wrought iron Throughout the world today there is a requirement to restore and preserve our heritage. In the world of Wrought Iron we are considered as the masters of Wrought Iron with the capabiity to undertake even the most ambitious of projects. Often simple elements like hammered amd twisted bars can…
Welcome to The Revival of Australian Nineteenth Century Architecture Today the revivals of Australian nineteenth-century architecture are well and truly revived. The outrageous and delightful excesses of boom style terraces have been restored, often in the colours of the Victorian – era palette and, behind their century old facades, many have been renovated for modern…
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What should I consider prior to renovating a period property? …Renovating a heritage house can present opportunities and unique challenges. But don’t worry, there is plenty of help at hand. One of the first things would-be heritage property renovators should do is check with their council as to whether their house is among the more…
