Ironwork for hotels, restaurants and bars
Entrances guests remember, staircases they photograph and lighting that sets the room. Designed with your interior team, forged by hand and installed around your trading hours.
What we make for hospitality
Entrance canopies
Glazed iron canopies and porches that mark the door and shelter arriving guests.
Staircases and balustrades
Statement balustrades for entrance steps, lobbies and mezzanines, with gilded or brass details.
Chandeliers and pendants
Forged ring chandeliers, rustic iron-and-timber pendants and wall lights made to the scale of the room.
Ceilings, screens and fixtures
Metal ceiling grids, room dividers, bar fronts, shelving brackets and sign brackets.
Terrace and frontage railings
Railings and planters for pavement seating and roof terraces, designed to suit licensing and the street.
Balconies and guarding
Balconies, window guards and terrace balustrades that meet guarding rules without looking utilitarian.
How we work with your team
- Drawings and samples for your designer to approve
- Fixing details agreed with your fit-out contractor
- Lighting wired to UK standards and installed by a qualified electrician
- Installation planned around service, deliveries and guests
- Drawings to support planning or listed building consent
Questions we are often asked
Can you work around our opening hours?
Yes. We plan installation for early mornings, closed days or overnight where needed, and keep noisy work to agreed times. Pieces are made in sections so time on site is kept short.
Do you work with fit-out contractors and designers?
Most of our hospitality work comes through designers and fit-out teams. We can work from your drawings or produce our own for approval, and coordinate fixings, electrics and finishes with the other trades.
Can you make lighting that matches our ironwork?
We forge chandeliers, pendants and wall lights in the same style as balustrades and screens, so a scheme reads as one. Fittings are wired to UK standards and installed by a qualified electrician.
Do you need consent for a canopy or frontage railings?
Often, yes. Canopies on a frontage, and works in conservation areas or to listed buildings, usually need planning permission or listed building consent. We prepare the drawings to support the application.
Planning a new venue or a refit?
Answer a few quick questions and we will arrange a consultation. Bring a photo of your property, a sketch, or just an idea: we will take it from there.