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Gate Installation Tunbridge Wells
Gates and railings that hold their own against the Pantiles end of taste. Free quotes, no obligation.
Working in Tunbridge Wells
Ironwork is part of how Tunbridge Wells looks. Railings, gates, verandas and balconies were on these houses from the start, and a plastic-coated panel from a shed catalogue sits on a street like that about as well as a satellite dish on the Pantiles.
New gates and railings can be made to sit comfortably against Regency and Victorian frontages: proper proportions, finials and scrollwork where the house asks for them, plain and honest where it does not.
Gates and railings for Tunbridge Wells
Front gates, side gates, driveway gates and full runs of railings, made to measure and painted to last. The traditional scrolled work people call wrought iron is welded steel today, and done properly it reads exactly as it should against old brick.
Where original railings survive but have rusted or been bent, repair and matching are usually possible: new sections made to the old pattern rather than the whole run torn out.
The full picture of the trade, with the photographs to match:
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Where we cover around Tunbridge Wells
The highlighted patch is Tunbridge Wells itself. Jobs come in from every side of it, so if you are just outside the line, you are still well inside the round.
Nearby, the same work runs through:
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