Since the 1970's we have been manufacturing a range of wooden cabriole legs. These traditional legs are made from plantation grown Radiata Pine and are available in a range of 8 heights from the smallest size of 115mm to the tallest size of 735mm.
Dating back to the 1960's we have been making a range of wooden curtain rings for the Australian market.
Although our sales have declined over this period due to changing styles and pressure from cheaper imported versions; we have still been able to find a market for Australian made curtain rings, particularly since we opened our online shop a few years ago.
A roof finial is a great way to dress up the gable of a house, carport, pergola or even the humble garden shed !
Manufactured from Radiata Pine and then treated in LOSP; this fancy looking finial would be a nice addition to any garden shed or cubby house.
American Oak is a great timber to work in, and for a while there when the Australian $ was on parity with the USA $, the difference in price was fairly small when compared to Australian Oak. When this was the case, the number of jobs that we got in American Oak was quite strong. One such job was to produce our Heritage Rail profile.
Occasionally you get a request from a customer that makes you scratch your head and think "can we do that ?" . This was the case recently when one of our customers who we regularly make wooden curtain rods asked if we could do a reeded version.
Stainless Steel .... Glass .... Timber .... Three very contrasting products, but when combined on a stair, the end result is a real stunner.
Over the years we have manufactured a lot of turned timber legs for dining tables. Some of these legs have also been used for Snooker tables, but the size is not 100% suitable. Recently we had a customer ask if we could make a Snooker table leg for them.
We recently had a request from a customer interstate to manufacture a timber dowel handrail with a rebate in it so that a light strip could be placed underneath it.
Measuring 50mm in diameter and made from Victorian Ash, the rebate needed to be 24mm wide and 25mm deep.
Over the last decade we purchased not one, but two 5-axis CNC machining centres. Both of these are made by an Italian company, with their main purpose being to produce chair frame components.
