Here at Falcon Forge we have just completed our latest project, at a major London cathedral We were commissioned by Russell Taylor Architects to fabricate a gate for the Cardinal Newman Chapel in Brompton Oratory, London. The gates started with architects drawings, and shortly after paper and cardboard components where made, as prototypes for size, [...]
From the Blog
Latest Project – Cardinal Newman Chappel
Posted in Blog 
Tags: Altar, Altar gates, banner, brass, Brompton Oratory, Cardinal Newman Chapel, commissioned, components, craftsman, creative ability, decorative, Falcon, Falcon Forge, forge, forged, forging, gate, gates, hand forged, hat, Kent, London, London cathedral, Russell Taylor Architects, scrolls, senior craftsman, shield, Steel, Surrey, The London Oratory, twists 
7 Comments »Finishes on ironwork
Finishes on ironwork! Well, there are many different finishes available, and choice will depend on the final use of the item, and the design brief. Preparation is all important to the finished item- for fine finishes, all welds need to be sanded to leave no discernable marks and all fastenings should be both discrete and [...]
Posted in Blog Tags: Abrasive, Blasting, enamelling, epoxy, Finishes, Galvanizing, Gilding, Hot Zinc, Hot-dip, iron, ironwork, Polished, polyurethane, Powder Coating, Rustic, Spray painting, Steel, Stone enamelling, two pack epoxy, wrought iron, Zinc 10 Comments »New Falcon Forge Website
Falcon Forge has now updated the website! With our new website we can give updates on our current project and commissions as they happen. We have added new sections onto our site, and also added restoration projects. Within the restoration project section we will be showing before, during and after pictures and reports. Also new [...]
News: Lights
News in our Lighting section; We will be producing a new brochure of lighting within a few months. In this will be outlining our extensive range of wrought iron, brass and steel lighting and all the possibilities.
