Bolger Fabrication

Just finished closing off the left and right hand sides of this house. Large set of gates with panel on left, single gate with two fixed panels on right. Once again the recycled board looks elegant in the black frame.

A real mix of doors and gates across all price ranges, its been a busy week.

Traditional riveted gates very popular this summer. Installed two sets today one in Caragh lake and one in Ballybunion. All rivets and decorative pieces hand forged.

So a truck needed a removable airbag hitch so we obliged. Here are the before and after pictures

Here's them up and running.

Just installed a beautiful set of gates in Killarney this week. These gates are made from solid material (no box iron) which meant many trips back and forth to the forge. We are very proud of the finished product. P. S. We did the post box too.

Just installed an outdoor spiral stairs. Here are some fabrication and finished product pictures

Installed a 15 meter x 3 meter x 2.5 meter high compound with three access doors.

More recycled board gates. The summer season is under way.

A couple of restoration projects this week. One in Muckross house and the other on a farm in Ballymac. Full restoration while maintaining the original look preserving these gates for the next 100 years.

Getting ready for the 4th of July parade with the fabrication of this float for a well known hotel.

Installed a curved balcony in Killarney today. Looks like straight lines are done, curves are back in fashion!!!.

Summer is coming. We just put new adjustable legs on this lifeguard cabin.

After 10 days on the forge we went to Glenbeigh to install this job. We're very proud of the finished product.

A quick example of a pipe handrail with 100mm kicker plate along the bottom.

We also put a lid on it so our 6 ton forklift could drive over it.

This week we decided to make our paint tank bigger, like way bigger.

Working in south Kerry this week. The weather is changing its time to look at the outside of your house to put the finishing touches to it.

We were honoured to be part of the Greenway initiative this week. We fabricated and installed a new sign at the start of the Tralee to Fenit walk. It's great to see such initiative from Kerry County Council in promoting tourism and outdoor activity in Tralee.

Installing a lighthouse in Manor Village today complete with picket fence made from recycled board. At least now nobody will get lost in the dark!!!!.