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St Pauls Cathedral |
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St Pauls Cathedral
Client:the Dean and Chapter
The contract was carried out over a 2½ year period, using
110 tonnes of sand cast lead, weighing 48.5 kilos per metre
square. Subsequent work carried out to the chancel roof, nave
roof and north and south west towers. |
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Hereford Cathedral |
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Hereford
Cathedral
Architect: Michael Reardon and Associates
The initial work on the nave roof commenced several years ago,
many of the roofs have been restored since, including the new
building housing the Mappa Mundi. |
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| Chatsworth House |
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Chatsworth
House
Client: the Duke & Duchess of Devonshire
Sand cast lead work carried out to many areas of the main house,
from 1990 to 1996, also to the cascade in 1993 and stable block
in 1998. |
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York Minster |
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York
Minster
Client:
the Dean and Chapter
Architect: Dr Charles Brown RIBA
The south transept roof recovered in sand cast lead, subsequently
destroyed by fire the 9th July 1984 and replaced by us using
49 tonnes of lead, with 26,200 No copper nails used throughout
the lead work. |
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St
Magnus Cathedral, Orkney
Client: Orkney Isle Council
Architect: Mr Richard Carr-Archer
The Spire was totally recovered in copper in 1993, the company
was the outright winner of the Copper Developments Association
copper roofing competition, together with the John Smith award
for craftsmanship in 1993. |
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| Westminster Abbey |
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Westminster
Abbey
Client:
the Dean and Chapter
The company's long association with the abbey began in 1954
and has carried on periodically since. Work included total replacement
of lead work to the nave, north and south transepts and apse
roof, together with cornices on the west towers. |
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