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Why choose The Old Forge?


by Paul Biddulph MANAGING DIRECTOR The Old Forge


Virtually anything in iron or steel can be made to order by Paul Biddulph and his team of craftsmen at the Old Forge in Trinity. Situated on Route D`Ebenezer the workshops have been home to a Forge for several generations and The Old Forge has occupied the site since 1970.


The company specializes in wrought iron and the craftsmen provide a customised service from the initial design to the installation of the finished garden or driveway gates, balustrades, gazebos, spiral staircases, arches etc.


To make life easier for customers, a vast range of wrought iron components are now available enabling complex designs to be manufactured at an economic cost.


components, companion sets, fenders and firebacks. But an unusual or non standard fire is not a problem because they can make one to measure.


Commercial clients are also well catered for and many office blocks,


However Mr. Biddulph and his team like nothing more than firing up the forge in order to create unique orders to suit customers’ exact requirements. Stainless steel balustrade systems are also available from The Forge.


Fire baskets are also a popular item, and The Old Forge can supply the Kingswor thy range of fireplace


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