Wrought iron garden gate at Horton
We’ve been cataloguing images and came across some pics of a lovely single garden gate we made for a client in Horton north of Bath last year.
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An unusual, contemporary balustrade in Bristol
This 17m run of balustrading in Bristol was designed to meet a specific brief – our clients wanted a contemporary design but one which incorporated traditional metalworking techniques.
We’re bananas over our Brompton
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.
Decorative scrollwork handrails
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 Anemone Gate in Larkhall
This morning we celebrated the unveiling of the lovely Anemone gate with a round of coffee and croissants! This quirky and unique gate was commissioned by a creative local couple who wanted a striking piece for their period property located just around the corner from our workshops here in Larkhall, Bath.
The making of the Anemone gate
We have nearly finished this really lovely and unique garden gate. The ‘Anemone gate’ was one of those exciting commissions which fires everyone’s enthusiasm for our work.
Congratulations Jason Balchin AWCB
We are really chuffed to report that Ironart’s Jason Balchin has been awarded a Dipoloma of Merit by the Worshipful Company of Blacksmiths.
Entrance gates, Orpington Kent
Some pictures have just come in of some impressive entrance gates we made last year here at Ironart for a large new-build house in Orpington, Kent.