Posted in Metal, Teak, Wicker, Wood, Wrought Iron Patio Furniture, uncategorized on Feb 24th, 2010
There is a wide choice in the type of outdoor living furniture you can go with. The key factors in the selection of the material are based on budget, durability, style, and comfort. Many just cannot afford to invest a lot in their outdoor domain. So, they usually pick plastic. Others simply want low maintenance [...]
Posted in Patio Furniture, Wrought Iron Patio Furniture on Jan 4th, 2010
Wrought iron patio furniture is furniture made by bending, shaping, and welding mild medal wrought iron. Wrought iron itself has a long history, dating back to Roman times. There are many historical gates built with wrought iron. These include the Gates of Alexander, the Cairo Gates, the Jerusalem Gates, and the Westminster Abbey in London. [...]
Posted in Manufacturer Directories, Wrought Iron Patio Furniture on Aug 12th, 2009
California Dale’s Hitchin’ Station, Inc – Lancaster, CA – (661) 949-0555 http://www.daleshitchinstation.com/7155.html Gates, fences, rails, … Universal Ornamental Iron Works – Santa Ana, CA – (714) 545-4394 http://www.universalironworks.com/ Custom tables, stools, fences, gates, balconies, staircases, doors Connecticut Jozef Custom Ironworks Inc. – Bridgeport, CT – (203) 384-6363 http://www.custom-ironworks.com/ High end custom ornamental work Green River [...]
Posted in Patio Furniture, Wood, Wrought Iron Patio Furniture on Aug 12th, 2009
It never fails, when you go to Cracker Barrel, you always end up sitting awhile in their cozy outdoor rocking chairs even when there is no waiting line. Rocking chairs have their roots in England but today they are iconic American like baseball and apple pie. I’ve always had rockers around me. I had a [...]
Posted in Wrought Iron Patio Furniture on Aug 12th, 2009
Cleaning your wrought iron pieces is generally dog simple. Mild dishwashing detergent like Joy mixed with water does the trick. Use with a dampened cloth and maybe a soft toothbrush for all those tight niches. Hose down, dry with a soft cloth, and you’re done. Properly preserved wrought iron lasts a lifetime. However, if your [...]