Adjacent to the "reading room" handrail, these rather more contemporary features are to be found on a cottage that was formerly a malt house. They feature heads of Barley and germinating grains.

At the entrance to a prestigious hotel development.

Featuring "open book" motifs, the property was formerly the village reading room.

Traditionally made railings in High Street, Wrexham.  Part of a pedestrianisation scheme for which we made matching light standards and handrails.

Details of entrance feature railing at new housing development in Darlington.  Photo by Robert Elliot

100metres of railing for a residential development in London.

Handrail for pedestrian ramp and adjacent stairs.

A festive design for the Darlington town centre Christmas tree.

We often use repetitive forms to create interesting patterns.  The natural forms and green finish are particularly fitting for the village location.

A simple but effective design with a central double curved fin, giving a wave effect when viewed together.

A design with a complex forge welded central feature, connected by hundreds of hand made rivets.

A complex design with hundreds of forge welds.  This handrail is adjacent to a pedestrian ramp in Penrith.

A detail of these handrails which are situated in the centre of Newcastle, showing the forgewelded Celtic style feature in the centre of the stanchion.