Olive-green radiators for bistrobar Brouss
A full set of panel radiators, yellowed after years of service, got a second life in RAL 6003 olive green with a matt finish. The finishing touch to a thorough interior renovation.
Doors are the most-touched piece of furniture in a home. A sprayed lacquer is harder, smoother and easier to maintain than a brushed coat of paint. We finish new doors that still need lacquering and give old doors a new colour.
Joiners and interior makers deliver raw or primed MDF and timber parts; we take care of the finish. One colour for an entire house or a different shade per element: you focus on the bespoke work, we focus on the lacquer.
Old panel doors often have a character you don’t want to lose. We remove the hardware, sand and fill where needed and spray the whole door, edges and mouldings included. Glazed doors are possible too, as long as the glass is masked or removed first.
A full set of panel radiators, yellowed after years of service, got a second life in RAL 6003 olive green with a matt finish. The finishing touch to a thorough interior renovation.
Wear marks and a dated oak look: these kitchen fronts were fully sanded and sprayed again. Same kitchen, a completely different look.
A batch of convector covers in grey and in brown wood-effect foil was given one uniform white lacquer, perforated grilles included.
Yes, preferably. That way we can spray the entire door and you won’t see lacquer edges around the hardware afterwards.
Certainly. We regularly lacquer joinery for tradespeople from the region. Get in touch to agree on scheduling and deliveries.
Tell us what you would like lacquered and send a few photos. You will get a free, no-obligation quote.
Or call us on 016 60 93 55