Private Residence

Private Residence featuring Haddonstone Columns, Pilasters, Porticos, Entablature, Balustrading, Copings, Steps and Urns.

Portico A with M4 Columns, additional Plinth Block and Plain Parapet

In the XIX century, porticos were a frequent feature of houses for both aesthetic and practical reasons. Whilst providing welcome shelter from the elements, they also offered architects the opportunity to embellish an otherwise perhaps rather dull entrance, uplifting it to much grander proportions.

Today, the benefits and opportunities provided by utilizing these architectural features are again being appreciated, for both public and private buildings.

The Haddonstone collection of porticos includes five designs using standard Haddonstone architectural elements. As can be seen from the photograph, it is often possible to combine individual elements to create a completely new design. An additional four components are also offered for use as individual entablature pieces.

Haddonstone also specializes in the manufacture of custom-made porticos to individual designs and requirements.

Part-Weathered Side Run-in balustrading with K533G Balusters

The standard range of balustrading is available in three styles: Flat, Part-Weathered or Weathered, each available to suit central or side run-in situations, with a choice of standard balusters that meet various building codes. If balustrading is to be used as a parapet wall or a raised terrace edge, we have several optional under-copings that can be used below the plinth course to increase the height of the balustrade, or to cover a substructure or parapet up-stand. 

Parapet Screening (showing TYPE F bays)

For a less formal and more decorative alternative to balustrading, parapet screening provides an effective solution.

The length of parapet unit can be varied by using different combinations of the two basic panels J248 and J362.

The piers are specially designed and produced for end, centre and corner use as well as for 135° angles.

All rails and plinths are supplied in standard lengths as indicated, cutting to final specification to be undertaken by your installation contractor.

Gate Pier 3

This gate pier is a standard item in the Haddonstone collection. Heights can be varied according to the number of centre shaft units used.

If the gate piers are to be infilled with concrete the shaft sections should be lined with Styrofoam or similar to act as an isolating medium. It is most important to refer to the relevant Tech Sheet to ensure correct installation.

When ordering please note that each course is supplied in two halves. Both halves need to be ordered.

Haddoncraft Forge is able to supply gates and railings to individual specifications for use in conjunction with Haddonstone Gate Piers.

M7 Columns used to create a poolside pergola.

Our range of columns and pilasters derive from the architectural vocabulary of the ancient world.

A column will usually have an entablature of some kind to support, for example as part of a portico, temple, pavilion or classical facade.

Our columns are designed to be non-structural elements and so are provided with hollow cores. These, if filled with reinforced concrete or used to sleeve a structural steel member, can then be used in structural situations. They are supplied in component form, as indicated, and should be erected on suitable foundations designed to suit loadings and ground conditions.

The shaft sections should be lined with Styrofoam or similar to act as an isolating medium when column cores are infilled.

Pergola L900

Designed for the M7 Tuscan Column range. Can be supplied for column spacing's of up to 72" centers.

Balustraded Temple L9000 with Dome X510A and HN6003 Floor

Temples should not be regarded as mere buildings but as classical ornaments, best viewed from afar at the end of a vista or cresting a rise. They are essentially frivolous and mood-evoking, often intended for no other purpose than to enliven the senses. Wherever one finds them, temples should be just this, or more.

Extra Large Pool Surround C4XLKP

Extra Large Pool Surround C4XLKP illustrated without vases (internal diameter, 214 1/2") showing Triple Lotus Bowl Fountain.

Illustrated: Adam Mantle

Illustrated: Adam Mantle Piece HF110 with Slips HF115, Hearth HF120 and Fire Basket WF200
 
An elegant design in the style of Robert Adam (1728-92), the prolific XVIII century architect. This mantle piece incorporates legs in the form of Ionic half columns supporting a mantel featuring swags and medallions surmounted by a dentilled cornice.