As with all the metals, an oak base is a popular
alternative if you’re keen to minimise the metal on
show for perhaps a softer appearance.
Click on the albums below to see examples of the burnished steel fenders, and those with wood bases.
Burnished steel fender seats
Burnished steel, or gun-metal, has a much darker finish than the other metals (think blackened/burnt finish, like wrought iron but with a hint of blue steel hue). It is lacquered for protection.
Uprights are available in plain round, plain square, central twist in a square upright, which we usually alternate with plain square.
Its uprights are plain square, with round steel collars.
The price of a burnished steel fender seat varies depending on which extras you have (eg, deep buttoned seats, twisted uprights) and the size, but expect a bottom line, including vat and delivery, of around
£1548 for the formed base.
Burnished steel, nine photos
Burnished steel on oak base, five photos
