At Bastille Metal Works we always go through a set process to ensure our products follow your inspiration and meet your exact specifications. To ensure accuracy we always consult with our customer, design the piece, produce the project in our artisan warehouse, and do a quality check to make sure the style and measurements are [...]
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Why Quality Matters: Craftsmanship and Customer Service
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The Design Differences Between Zinc and Pewter
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Cast zinc and cast pewter countertops were once a design staple in Parisian bistros hundreds of years ago. While very similar, it’s important to recognize the subtle differences between the two metals. Sometimes people confuse cast zinc and pewter because they share many qualities. Both metals are living alloys, are often associated with having antiquated [...]
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We were very fortunate to have a contact at the Technology Association of Georgia introduce us to a pilot program that could take our business concerns and provide valuable research, manpower, and expertise. And surprisingly, all of this wonderful information is free! The National Center for Economic Gardening was formed under the Edward Lowe Foundation, [...]
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We were very fortunate to have the folks from Complex Universal Furniture Supply come to visit us this week. They reviewed the bar we handcrafted for them and also enjoyed all the scenery and fine Southern dining that Savannah has to offer. The Complex team regularly go antiquing while visiting the U.S. and were happy [...]
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