Chatterton Heritage D.I.Y Victoria Lacework looks magnificent on this heritage property. It is most popular on Victorian cottages built around 1900,however it looks great on a new heritage property. This design of lacework has a matching balustrade panel
Chatterton Aluminium non rust, Heritage Style balustrade is easily installed by the home handyman. It is a modular design balustrade fitted together with teck screws to either a powdercoated top and bottom rail or numerous other top rails including timber and steel.
Chatterton Lacework have released a new range of Heritage Style Kookaburra Letterboxes. Check out our range of Traditional Style Letterboxes
These decorative post capitals look great on any heritage fence,at the same time they preserve the top of any timber post.They are available in different sizes to suit other size posts.They are also manufactured to fit over the top of 90 and 100 mm square posts. They are available in a powdercoat finish and are…
The Chatterton Lacework Travistone Balustrade panel looks great on this property.It is complimented by the small clover lacework and the heritage style fence with the decorative post capitals and the Royal Park all aluminium letterbox all powdercoated
Heritage Balustrade Panels and matching lacework look stunning when used to compliment a Classic Victorian Gazebo. There are numerous designs of balustrade panels available combined with a large range of heritage lacework. Check out the all new online catalogue to view an extensive range of heritage products.
What a wonderful example of traditional balustrade and lacework on this heritage property in Sandy Bay Hobart. The Classic Madrid balustrade panel and a matching newell combined with the ever popular Rosemary Lacework. This lacework compliments the balustrade. The Madrid balustrade was chosen to complete the restoration of the Harbour Masters House in Hobart by…
What a magnificent restoration of this Inner city Sydney Terrace. The ever popular Circle panel has been used in conjunction with the Berwick corner and frieze lacework .These items were used in conjunction with the Heritage and National Trust Regulations
