Wrought iron balconies and Railings

This kitchen balcony - being large enough for the family to eat out upon - is constructed from mild steel, galvanised after manufacture, to a period design which is popular in the area.
The stairs, which allow access from the kitchen to the garden, are of Victorian design and manufactured from cast iron. MORE PICTURES

This is a contemporary glass and stainless steel balcony. The decking is made from 40 mm thick, high-quality hardwood that is secured from the underside to conceal all fixings. This should not be confused with off-the-shelf products used by other balcony manufacturers. It has proved very popular and is suitable for use on properties of all ages MORE PICTURES

This bedroom balcony, of traditional design, was constructed to open-up a dark bedroom by adding French doors to a previously blank wall.
The hardwood deck is large enough to accommodate a table and chairs. The balcony is cantilevered from he wall and the zinc canopy compliments the traditional design. MORE PICTURES.

Kitchen balcony and ironwork staircase giving access to the garden of a listed building in Clifton, Bristol.
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Balcony with bowed front to compliment the bay windows on the property. Hardwood deck. All ironworks were galvanized and painted before fixixng. MORE PICTURES

A contemporary stainless steel and oak balcony built to complement the timber framed and clad new-build which is large enough for entertaining being three metres by four and half metres in size. MORE PICTURES

Charles Ware and Co. Ltd. offer a comprehensive service constructing bespoke ironwork balconies.

We are able to manage your project from conception to completion using either individual designs or existing patterns for a cost effective solution.

Your balcony can be customised original or match existing ironworks.

A Glass and stainless steel balcony terrace with a hardwood deck. A bridge also provides access to the garden below. MORE PICTURES

Charles Ware & Co were chosen to create a reproduction of the original georgian balustrade at Bath's historic Pump Rooms.