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Product category: Architectural Ironmongery
News Release from: Tuscanor | Subject: Rustix Range
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial Team on 15 July 2008

Rustix Range of English Restoration
Ironmongery

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Tuscanor are suppliers of the Rustix Range of English Restoration Ironmongery from Dartington Steel Designs.

This skillfully crafted range of door and window furniture is manufactured using a combination of modern and traditional skills Dartington Steel Design is based in Dartington in South Devon

They have created an extensive range of innovative and quality hardware.

Look through the Dartington Rustix Range of English Restoration Ironmongery on the web site and the designs will inspire you.

Hand forging enables faithful copies of these period pieces to be made.

They are ideally suited for listed and period properties as well as for the discerning customer looking to create an old world feeling to their home.

Finishes.

There are two finishes available:.

Bees-Waxed (black ironmongery).

All of the Rustix range is available using the traditional method of applying bees-wax to the fittings which gives a stunning effect of a rich dark brown/black colour tinged here and there the deep red/ochre colour from the forging process.

A regular application of bees-wax should be applied to any fittings which are used externally, or where they may become exposed to the weather such as an open window where stays and fasteners might experience occasional damp conditions.

A soft shoe brush is ideal for polishing the fittings.

Patine (pewter/gun metal coloured ironmongery).

The majority of the range is now available in this anti-corrosion pewter colour.

The finish gives a superb old iron colour and is suitable for external use.

The manufacturing and componenting process of some items does not allow the Patine finish to be applied.

The Patine has very good anti-corrosion properties and only requires an occasional wipe with a household polish.

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