Custom Hand Forged Hardware
From kitchen cabinet hardware and bath sets to curtain rods and fire screens, hand forged ironwork adds unmatched depth and character to any space. With a focus on exceptional design and a track record of thousands of completed projects, Element Hardware is your trusted source for quality custom hardware at an affordable price. Contact us today to bring your vision to life!
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How to Measure for Curtain Rods
How to Choose the Right Curtain Rod Size: A Simple Guide
Picking the perfect curtain rod doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Follow these easy steps to find the right size for your space:
1. Measure Your Window Width
Start by measuring the width of your window frame from edge to edge.
2. Determine Bracket Placement and Usable Area
To make your window look larger and allow your curtains to close and open fully, add 4–10 inches on each side of the window
Replacing Old Hardware: Solutions for Covering or Patching Old Holes with New Hardware
Solutions for Covering or Patching Old Hardware Holes
Finding new hardware that perfectly matches your existing hole spacing can be challenging, especially if you’re looking for unique or handmade pieces. This guide explores different ways to address pre-existing holes when replacing old hardware.
1. Custom C2C Pulls
One option is to have custom center-to-center (C2C) pulls made to fit your existing holes precisely. While this ensures a perfect fit, it does come with a higher cost. Additionally, even minor measurement discrepancies (as little as 1/16″) can cause issues. In many cases,
Wrought, Cast, Forged Iron, What’s the difference?
The terminology surrounding iron and steel has remained largely unchanged for decades, despite significant advancements in materials and processes. This has led to widespread misconceptions. As a blacksmith, I frequently receive requests for wrought iron pieces or have clients show me photos of cast iron items they’d like replicated. Because of this, I often find myself explaining the differences to ensure their needs are met. I’ve had this conversation so many times that I decided to write a short blog post on the topic.
To understand how these terms apply to any finished product, we need to