Reference Ancestral Roofs / Lacemaking 2018 Queenscliffe and Bellarine Lacework Chatterton Iron Works of Victoria specialize in restoration and reproduction of balustrades and lacework. Their website contains hosts of photos for anyone feeling like indulging in some armchair ogling. And they’re the go-to people for kookaburra mailboxes. Just sayin’. The site demystifies the various forms and…
What a magnificent redevelopment of this Heritage property. Chatterton Lacework can supply a large range of these Heritage Balustrade components. We can also reproduce the original lacework and balustrade on your property, it may be an original 1880 development or a building site that has some damaged Old Lace or Balustrade
Genazzano College in Kew Victoria have completed the restoration of the heritage verandah on this wonderful 1890 property. The installation of the balustrade and lacework was expertly done by Avondale Steel Fabrications. Chatterton Lacework supplied many reproduced castings in order to complete the project. Feel free to contact us if we can assist in your…
All new Heritage Style Strathaven aluminium balustrade now available at Chatterton Lacework . This is a design that is available ex stock and is easy for the DIY Handyman to assemble. With limited Handyman experience this is a project for you. Send in your plans or sketch of your project and we will be happy…
Restoring Heritage balustrade can be achieved with all the new aluminium balustrade designs currently available. Some of these designs may not be available, however it may be possible to reproduce them in aluminium to satisfy heritage regulations.
If you are considering replacing your existing balustrade or installing a new one, maybe consider an all aluminium decorative balustrade. The balustrade looks great with a heavy duty aluminium Breadloaf handrail. It can also include a timber handrail of your choice to give it that rustic look. A modular stair handrail system is available with a range of matching aluminium balusters. This balustrade…
Melbourne based Chatterton Lacework discovers the Iron Lace revival Melbourne has more decorative cast iron than any other city in the world. By the 1880 period it symbolised the citys brash image, with virtually every new balcony and verandah being draped in an iron petticoat. A noted English architecture critic John Ruskin commented cast iron…
The ever popular Fitzroy Lacework, very popular in those Edwardian and Federation homes is now available in non rust aluminium . It is a great alternative when replacing broken parts and corroded sections of the verandah. Its popularity is centred around there is no further maintenance requirements, when replacing cast iron lacework.
