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Aluminum can also be used in artistic casting, although it is most often used in railings for historic buildings, balconies and street furniture due to its lightness and wear resistance making it ideal for use in sculptures and artistic pieces. Weight Aluminum is a lightweight material, which makes it easier to handle and transport castings. Surface The surface of cast aluminum is smooth and can be polished to a high-gloss finish. Aluminum parts can withstand are resistant and can withstand adverse conditions, such as exposure to weather and temperature changes. Cost benefit The aluminum casting process is relatively cost-efficient, making it accessible to artists and artistic projects.

Cast iron has good corrosion resistance, which makes it suitable for outdoor environments with extreme weather conditions. Its durability and moldability allow the creation of detailed ornamental pieces Furniture Cast iron furniture such as tables, chairs and benches are popular in outdoor settings such as gardens and balconies. Structural Elements In restoration projects or new construction, cast iron can be used in columns, beams and arches. Cast Iron Structural Elements add a vintage and historic touch to buildings. Ornamental Details Cast iron is often used in window grilles, handrails and balustrades. Although less common, cast iron can also be used in doors and windows offering a unique aesthetic and robustness.

Welcome by our guide at a place chosen by you in the historical center of Bruges (hotel, coach parking,..). Bruges has a lot of culinary assets. No other Belgian town has more gastronomy to offer. From snack bars to eating-houses over Thai and Indian to the absolute world class restaurants. Bruges can be proud of no less than eight Michelin starred restaurants. The Karmeliet and Hertog Jan even got three stars! Three typical Belgian specialties are hot: beer, chocolate and Belgian fries. During your guided tour in the historic center of Bruges, entirely on the list as World Heritage, you’ll visit three active museums: Choco-story (= the Chocolate museum) the Frietmuseum (= Belgian fries) and De Halve Maan (= brewery). Furthermore while hopping from place to place we see and comment upon the most important historical buildings and squares .E.g. the Market Square, the Burg, Fish Market, Dijver and the Minnewater. From time to time our guide gets welcome help from the chocolate...

Dry ice blasting has become the preferred procedure for post-fire cleaning: elimination of soot and cleaning of damage caused by the fire, cleaning of facades, restoration of historic and graded buildings, restoration of monuments: statues, frescos, post-flood cleaning, elimination of mildew, asbestos removal and decontamination, removal of chewing gum, cleaning of construction machines and equipment.

Our brick cleaning services offer a comprehensive solution for restoring the former beauty of your brick surfaces. Whether it's the exterior of your home, a commercial building, or a historic structure, our team of experienced professionals utilizes the latest techniques and equipment to safely and effectively remove dirt, grime, and other unwanted buildup from your brickwork.

When it comes to the domain of listed buildings and heritage works, these types of project can create unique and complex contracting challenges. Using an inexperienced building contractor runs the risk of breaking the law, counter cost effectiveness and inevitably damage your reputation within industry. Historic and heritage building conservation and renovation requires an experienced and skilled contractor with a proven project delivery track record which is further backed up with an array of satisfied clients. Working with our clients, their design teams, local authorities and listed building inspectors, our experience and workmanship on buildings with historic interest and listed consent allows us to demonstrate our respect and enthusiasm for restoration and renovation. The Ashley Group understand that with Listed Buildings and Heritage Works, discretion and sensitivity are paramount alongside a deeper appreciation and understanding of applicable building regulations.