Pressed Metal Gable Ends – Made in Australia from Mill Grade Aluminum. Our client had original Pressed Metal Gable Ends on their home and had just added a second story addition. The pattern they had is no longer available and they considered cladding the second story in a complimentary pattern but then decided to match […]
Have you considered using our pressed metal panels when cladding walls in your bathroom? The powdercoated finish and the large panel size makes them easy to clean The large format size of the panels (6ft x 3ft = 1830 x 915mm) means that only a few panels are required to cover a large area. We
Lily Pressed Metal – Splashback installed over existing tiles for a quick, easy bathroom update The Lily pressed metal pattern is used to cover the existing tiles on this bathroom splashback. This is a quick, effective way to cover unsightly tiles and going over the tiles means that you won’t create a mess and damage
Pressed Metal Splashback Why choose a pressed metal splashback? Clean-ability is the first thing you should consider when choosing your kitchen splashback. A Period Details pressed metal splashback is easy to clean. Tiles have grout between each one which discolours over time. Glass is difficult for you to clean so it is streak free. Period
Your kitchen is meant to be the heart of the home but do you avoid going in there? Are the tiles in your kitchen screaming out for attention. Are they looking tired and dated? Maybe they are chipped and stained? Was the taste of the previous owner over the top? Has your taste evolved and
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Period Details was contacted by the Stamford Hotel to update the timber bars in their Winston and McArthur function rooms. Liking a challenge they came up with a solution. Before Step 1: Removal of the existing timber trims, corbells, skirting, and moldings from both bars.
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If you want to add a WOW factor to your new build or renovation a pressed metal ceiling is the way to go. Jack Gibson from NEVERSTOP Group engaged Period Details to make the concept of this Library ceiling in Brunswick, Victoria a reality. With all of its angles, this library ceiling was a challenge
Pressed metal make a great option for a feature wall. The panels are large – 1830mm long and either 610 or 915mm high. You cut them to fit (see below) and then glue them to the wall with Soudal High Tack Fix All Adhesive. You can use aluminium or timber trim to edge the panels
Pressed metal make a great option for a kitchen splashback. The panels are large – 1830mm long and either 610 or 915mm high. You cut them to fit (see below) and then glue them to the wall with Soudal High Tack Fix All Adhesive. Trim off any exposed edges with an aluminium or timber capping