Le Journal, Utrecht
Classic wrought ironwork with scrolls and ornaments, made in Oudewater and installed on site.
- Project
- Le Journal
- Location
- Utrecht
- Division
- Steel Construction
- Specialism
- Interior fit-out
What we did
For café Le Journal in Utrecht we made wrought-iron balustrades, a stair handrail, a gate and the ironwork with round arches in the partition walls, all with classic ornaments. We assembled the parts on the welding table in our workshop in Oudewater and then installed them on site.
The ironwork has to follow the exact contour of the wooden stair handrail. That is why we first 3D-printed the curved sections, as a template for bending and fitting the ironwork.
On interior projects we work with the client, the architect or the interior fit-out company. They create the design; we take care of the metalwork, from detailing and production to installation.
Our work on this project
- wrought-iron balustrades with ornaments, including curved sections
- a wrought-iron stair handrail that follows the wooden handrail
- a wrought-iron gate
- ironwork with round arches in the partition walls
- 3D-printed templates for the curved sections
Project photos
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The bar with hanging racks, during the finishing of the café 
Wrought ironwork with arches between the columns 
The stair balustrade with curved wooden handrail, installed in the café Wrought ironwork with round arches in the partition wall by the benches 
The balustrade trial-assembled in our workshop 
Wrought-iron ornamental panel on the welding table in the workshop 
3D-printed template for a curved section of the handrail 
Curved wrought-iron balustrade section 
Wrought-iron balustrade section in the workshop 
Wrought-iron gate with ornaments in the workshop
