Introduction

Throughout the years, our manufacturing techniques have evolved to meet the demands of our customers. Our zinc tabletops now feature a boxed edge on all sides, ensuring a seamless finish with no visible edges or fixings. Additionally, we began offering aged zinc tabletops as a preferred option over natural zinc, providing a variety of patina ageing choices to cater to different preferences. The revival of zinc planters also became a notable trend in our journey, with numerous planters crafted over the years.

Innovation

Our history with zinc has always included innovation at the heart of our work, as evidenced by our introduction of metal spinning around seven years ago. This process enabled us to create seamless round zinc tabletops without the need for screws or joints, achieving a sleek and flawless look. Building on our success with zinc, we expanded our range to include copper, brass, and pewter spun round tabletops.

Collaboration

Collaborating with designers and architects has been a significant part of our history with zinc, as we have worked on interior design projects for various establishments including restaurants, building developments, and private residences where zinc bar tops have been popular through the years. Some notable projects include working with Stuart Holt of Javelin Block to supply full kitchens in zinc for many of his renovation projects. Also helping design zinc clad product display fixtures and POS cash desks for Swetty Betty at Selfridges London.

Moreover, our aged zinc sheeting has gained popularity as a versatile cladding material for feature walls. With a range of sizes and patina options available, our aged zinc sheeting can be shipped throughout the UK and worldwide, allowing customers to enhance their spaces with a touch of elegance and character.