Iron | Liquid Metal
Iron liquid metal used as a fresh metal, is a luminous silver grey or with one of our patinas offers rust like corten steel without the weight! We can stop this oxidisation process and you will be left with the exact rust finish you love.
Our Iron liquid metal offers many alternatives and different finishes for designers.
Iron liquid metal used as a fresh metal, is a luminous silver grey. By using iron as a base and adding black wax and copper, an organic rolled steel effect can be created.
- CategoryWall Panels & Cladding , Metal Cladding
- RangeLiquid Metal
Our liquid metals can be smooth and shiny, it can be textured or left in a “raw” state to add interest. The possibilities and creative finishes are endless.
Our Inspiration Images are here to inspire and illustrate just some of the possibilities of our liquid metals. Polished, aged, textured, waxed, coated or raw over many different shapes and sizes.
It is important to remember applications and finishing are all done by hand so each piece is individually crafted and no two craftspeople will produce an identical finish. This is one of the beauties of the coatings.
The look and feel of solid aluminium can be achieved on cost-effective substrates such as MDF. If you need strength, then an aluminium metal finish on steel may be a suitable substrate alternative. Both are viable options with our Metalier Liquid Coatings.
Contact us with your ideas or what inspires and we can work with you to achieve it!
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Our head office operates in the Southern Highlands of NSW, where it began as a single specification from an international designer over 20 years ago. We have since grown into projects (both large and small) throughout Australia and New Zealand. Family run and operated we pride ourselves on quality and sustainable products, great service and developing long-term relationships with architects, designers, fabricators and supply partners.
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