Our team, here at  eWrought Iron  seeks to offer our customers a great shopping experience whether you are a private individual involved in a DIY project or a manufacturing company of finished products such as  wrought iron fences, wrought iron gates, balconies, furniture, wrought iron railings  or the like. Our wide range of  wrought iron components and furniture  has been specifically designed to suit the various needs that you may have in your home, shop, office or country retreat. Here is a summary of our products: The word "wrought" is an archaic past principle form of the verb "to work", and so "wrought iron" literally means "worked iron". "Wrought iron" is a general term used for the commodity, but is also used more specifically for finished iron goods, as manufactured by a blacksmiths or other smith. Wrought iron furniture also has a long history, dating back to the Roman times. The very well known thirteenth century wrought iron gates in Westminster Abbey are an epic example of wrought iron furniture craftmanship.

Today, wrought iron components and furniture are objects of beauty and proove their worth all around us by bringing the charm of the old days. So, whether you are looking for a wrought iron dinner table, wrought iron gate or wrought iron fence for your property, patio table, wine rack, or wrought iron lighting equippment for your garden we have the perfect wrought iron components for you! MEYERS FURNITURE LUXURY LINE​ FEAT​URED PRODUCTS Made up of steel and secure 40 mm glass these doors will represent a main attraction point of your home. Beautifully styles, great quality materials and high quality locks will provide security for your home as well as style. 4 models are available from the somptous Art Nouveau style to the Gaudi and all the way to the modern Cells and Cross light models. Dimensions are standard ranging from 1400 mm wide and 2800 mm tall for the Art Nouveau to 1000 mm by 2100 mm for the Gaudi, Cross Light and Cells models. All of the doors are sound proof and thermal proof, and are reinforced with 5 mm thick steel.

Overall weight 475 kgs.Evergreen shrubs, an impressive bush of heady lavender and a fragrant rose clambering over an old garden wall make this south-facing terrace the ideal setting for a relaxing cup of coffee or a glass of wine. Is this picture ruined by that dilapidated metal garden furniture. But although the setting is perfect the dilapidated metal garden furniture has become a real eyesore. Bought for a song at auction many years ago, and kept outdoors, the weather has caused some damage. The securing bolts are rusting, the paint is flaking, the metal is grimy and dirty and algae has started to spread. In anticipation of a long hot summer ahead – ever the optimist! – this is a good time of year to do up metal garden furniture. As with most renovation jobs the hard work comes at the beginning and hours spent scraping, sanding and scrubbing on a close summer’s day is not to be recommended. Add to that the pollen, dust and flying insects of summer that can mar paintwork and a spring project is definitely the better option.

For the topcoat always try to wait for the perfect day – dry, slightly overcast though with no threat of rain, calm and warm (yet not hot – this makes paint reluctant to dry).massage chair for sale south africa Metal garden furniture will invariably stay looking good for longer if you are able to store it in a shed over the winter months. cheap office chairs newcastleHowever, if you’re short of storage space or if solid wooden benches are just too heavy to move around, make sure the legs are not left to stand on wet grass and cover with plastic sheeting to offer some protection against the rain and snow.used office chairs calgary 1. Assess bolt condition: Check the bolts holding the table and chairs together. traditional massage chair for sale

Any missing or rusted ones must be replaced. swivel chair for loungeChoose a spanner to exactly match the size of the nut. white rocking chair for porchIf it fails to undo them, spray with release oil, such as WD-40, then wait and try again. 2. Dealing with awkward bolts: A tap with a hammer will help break the corrosion binding the nut and bolt together, but beware of doing this on cast iron, which is brittle and cracks easily. As a last resort, saw through stubborn nuts and bolts with a hacksaw. Replace with new, corrosion-resistant ones. 3. Kill algae: Wearing heavy-duty rubber gloves, and keeping well away from children and animals, use fungicidal wash or sterilising solution on the furniture to kill off algae and spores. Apply by brush or sponge and leave for 24 hours before washing off with clean water.

Household bleach will also do the trick equally well. 4. Remove paint flakes: Place a dust sheet or piece of plastic sheeting underneath furniture to make cleaning up easier. Wearing protective gloves, use a steel brush or scraper to remove loose and flaking paint to make a sound substrate for a new coat of paint. A clean, sharp scraper is very effective. 5. Sand metal: The tabletop is in a sorry state: the paint has worn away and exposed the metal to the elements. The aluminium alloy has degraded to form a fine powdery coating. Use a sanding block and wet and dry abrasive paper to work on the unstable surface until a firm base is reached. Always wear a protective dust mask. 6. Scrub clean: Thorough preparation is the key to a long-lasting paint finish. Scrub the garden furniture with hot water and detergent to remove any traces of grease and dust particles. Rinse with lots of clean water. Mop up surplus water with a sponge and leave to dry out completely before moving on to the next step.