Rustic Antique Beam Door Stop H

Description

Rustic Antique Beam Door Stop H

This unique item can be used as sculptural artwork or as a doorstop.

Reclaimed from 150-year-old buildings, these pieces of gnarly weathered elm would have been taken from the intersection of the frame of a building.

Each one is totally unique and could be used horizontally or upright on a console table or to helpfully keep a door open.

Each piece has been cleaned, stripped back and sanded to the bare wood to show the beautiful grain, patination and weathering.

A truly unique piece of historic artwork, each one is one of a kind. We think they look fantastic singly or in a row of two or three.

They are heavy and robust and could be used as a unique doorstop or simply as an object of curiosity.

In the shop, we affectionately refer to these items as ‘noggins’.

A nogging (or occasionally noggin) is a strut used to give rigidity to a framework, fixed between joists or studs to increase strength and stiffness. They are commonly used to brace floors or to stiffen timber stud frames. … In Scotland, noggings may be referred to as ‘dwangs’

Dimensions of Rustic Antique Beam Door Stop H

Height – 38cm

Width – 23cm

Depth – 13cm

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