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.
A stair rail or balustrade has a lot to put up with: hands, shoes, vacuum cleaners and, outdoors, rain and frost. We prepare the surface thoroughly and choose the coating system that suits the material and location.
On unprotected steel, rust soon comes back. That’s why we first blast the surface to bare metal and, for outdoor work, it can be metallised with a zinc layer. Galvanised steel and aluminium get a dedicated adhesion primer so the lacquer won’t peel. Then comes the 2K PU topcoat.
We lacquer new railings straight from the blacksmith or metalworker, and we renovate existing ones that look worn after years of use. Removable parts come to our workshop.
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. Galvanised steel needs a special pre-treatment and adhesion primer; after that it can be lacquered in any colour. You get the corrosion protection of galvanising combined with the colour you want.
We work in our workshop, so parts need to be removable. Talk to us: a rail often comes off more easily than you think.
Tell us what you would like lacquered and send a few photos. You will get a free, no-obligation quote.
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