Exciting Ironart newsflash! We have a shiny new Brompton bike in zingy tangarine orange to whizz in and out of Bath from our base camp here in Larkhall.
Martin has just put the finishing touches to this elaborate Coalbrookdale cast iron umbrella stand. This piece came to us for restoration from an enthusiast who has a collection of Coalbrookdale items and catalogues.
Ironart’s Jason Balchin, Alan Patterson and Adrian Booth made these symmetrical handrails as part of a much bigger project incorporating double gates and railings for a lovely period house in Weston on the edge of Bath.
The Ironart team have joined forces with Swainswick Explorers to offer blacksmithing tuition to groups of children from the ‘Valley Schools’ on the east side of Bath.
We first blogged about this neat and beautiful way of displaying the commemorative ceramic poppies a few weeks ago. Through word-of-mouth and social media the word has been spreading about this display idea and we have been approached by lots of people wanting us to adapt their Tower of London poppy in the same way.
The Ironart team recently installed this winding staircase to the lower ground floor of a large Georgian town house on the Royal Crescent in Bath for Simon Morray-Jones Architects.
We are lucky enough to visit some very special houses and gardens through our work. These pretty panels were designed as edge protection for a garden on Greenway Lane in Bath.
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