Smithery is one of the oldest professions in the world (though not the oldest). Through the ages, the smith was trying his best to give the everyday items of his manufacture the most functional and at the same time beautiful form. With time and the development of other much more efficient manufacture techniques, smithery has become more decorative and its products have increasingly resembled the works of art.

I invite you to view some of a random selection of photos. In my smithy, I manufacture decorative bars, wrought-iron gates, fences, and balustrades. We are also dedicated to interior design and our offer includes the following products: ornamented fire irons, grates, anti-spark fireplace doors, lamps, flower stands, candlesticks, wrought-iron beds, etc.

In principle, I use my own designs, yet I do not shun from the designs commissioned by the Clients. If you are interested in any of my works, please contact me. I will be happy to take your order.

Przemyslaw Szymanski

Corrosion protection and decorative coatings
1. Spray painting
2. Galvanization (usually hot dip galvanizing zinc)
3. Powder coating painting
Each of these protective or decorative coatings can be applied individually or in combination (zinc plated and painted, sprayed or powder-coated), but all of them are made outside our factory.
This is because only highly specialized companies can ensure the quality of the corrosion protection and decorative coating. This will last for many years and the maintenance of the products will be limited to cleaning dust from them under running water.

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