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Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2017 10:05 pm
by WFNorman
For authentic hand-pressed tin ceilings, check out https://wfnorman.com.

The W. F. Norman Corporation is a turn-of-the-century manufacturing company that still produces tin ceilings, molding, cornices, metal shingle roofing, siding and ornaments on antique rope drop hammers. Using dies from 1898, our products are produced in zinc, copper and brass. You can find patterns from several eras such as Victorian, Colonial, Gothic and Art Deco.

View products online (https://wfnorman.com) or order a catalog by emailing info@wfnorman.com or calling 1-800-641-4038.

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Re: Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2017 7:49 pm
by Neighmond
I think Ross, from Emporia KS has spoken about your firm, if I remember correctly..... pretty impressive!

Re: Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2017 5:42 pm
by JacquieJet
Wow! I wish I knew about this when we did our steel roof... aw well. I'll keep your company in mind when we do our tin ceiling.

Re: Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 11:11 am
by 1918ColonialRevival
I have to say W.F. Norman's ceilings are probably the best quality and most authentic out there. They use heavier gauge metal than most of their competition and their products are just like the originals. Their paper catalog is an excellent resource that I believe is a reprint of the same catalog they were using around 1910.

We've ordered ceilings for two of our rooms from them.

Re: Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2017 1:24 pm
by Gothichome
Nice catalogue, nice products. And it comes with unsolicited recommendations.

Re: Tin Ceiling & Ornaments from 1898

Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2019 5:46 pm
by MJ1987
This resource is amazing. Their commitment to the process and to their products reminds me of the General Pencil Company in Jersey City, NJ: long-established businesses, making a superior product the way they always have. I only wish they offered more roofing patterns but I'm sure they have their reasons...