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| Traditional-Building.com is the comprehensive resource for professionals involved in restoring old buildings or designing and constructing new buildings in traditional styles. |
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| Traditional Product Reports is a micro site containing in-depth information on traditional building products and materials, including checklists, directories, buying guides, case studies, stories, articles, primers, installation tips, and other information, along with thousands of links to companies serving the field. |
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| The Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference provides world-class educational opportunities and offers a wide array of resources and products for professionals who work in the field of building restoration, renovation, and historically inspired new construction. |
Bamboo & Rattan Works created this woven gate in bamboo. Click here for company info.
DuMor's model #121 bench, available with redwood, Douglas fir or purple heart-wood slats, has cast-iron supports. Click here for company info.
Lawn chairs made by Florentine Craftsmen are designed to enhance an outdoor setting. Click here for company info.
This egg-and-dart seat top, item #HD430 from Haddonstone, is shown here with chimera seat supports, item #D405. Click here for company info.
This elaborate curved bench was hand carved by Rossato Giovanni in Vicenza stone. Click here for company info.
Seibert & Rice's terra-cotta garden bench features an acanthus motif and foliate details. Click here for company info.
Tuscan Imports offers the Vicenza stone Panca bench. Click here for company info.
This custom fence was designed and fabricated by Wiemann Ironworks using solid-bar steel; to ensure longevity, it was galvanized before urethane coating was applied. Click here for company info.