I'm currently renovating a 100 year old house and there are so many miss-matched casements that I'm on the hunt to replace the odd ones out, some of the latches are called monkey tails and then there's like a tear drop handle piece but if someone can remind me how to up load a photo I can post a pic of all the bits I'm after incase anyone has any to sell or seen them for sale somewhere :)
sumstyle,
Feb 17, 6:28am
You go to My Trade Me, and in Other Options down the bottom you can click to upload photos one at a time. You save them to your Trade Me account, and then have to click on them once saved, and copy the url for each photo so that you can paste it into a post in this thread so that we can see what hardware you have.
sumstyle,
Feb 17, 6:30am
I used to work for a salvage yard, so I'll be interested to see what you have.
lakeview3,
Feb 17, 6:31am
If you can’t find here on trademe, then try these people:
You have to first put the photo into your My Trade Me Photos. When you have done that, go to your photos, select the photo to open it, then copy the URL (in the browser address bar) and return to the message board and paste the URL into a text box.
nukhelenc,
Feb 17, 7:58am
I'm keen to see what you want, make them good close up photos and ill see what Ive got in the way of old Brass Handles
strathview,
Feb 17, 8:37am
Demolition World in Invercargill have lots of this sort of stuff. They are on Facebook.
blueviking,
Feb 17, 6:20pm
Try the Handlesplus website.They have a huge range, including the older type catches.
sr2,
Feb 18, 12:41am
Knobs & Knockers - great range of older styled hardware.
It's in a 1914 transition bungalow, but I'm not certain if it's original to the house, as it only appears on the doors to the main bedroom, sun room, and lounge. The minor bedrooms and bathroom don't have this fancy stuff.
sossie1,
Feb 18, 1:11am
there's a demo yard next to Ginza Bargains
ziggy16,
Feb 18, 6:38am
unfortunately don't have what I'm after and the one I did see there was overpriced and in bad condition, bent etc
ziggy16,
Feb 18, 6:41am
Thanks for all your help guys and I'll be sure to check out those sites, I was hoping once I stripped the paint of the ones I do have that I could polish them up to a nice metal but they seem to be just copper or bronze plated as it buffed off as I was cleaning them up, I'll upload the photo's asap Thanks again
Casement stays - monkey tail end. Musgroves may have them from $15 each. Email the photo to [email protected] and they'll tell you if they've got any, and how much to send to you.
Can you post the link, because I've been through their online stock, and there is nothing that matches my ones.
nukhelenc,
Feb 18, 8:31pm
I had a look and the few things Ive got don't match. Over the years ive biffed most of it out
tygertung,
Feb 19, 12:03am
You can get those sort of things at Mitre 10, maybe not the exact same style. You could just replace all of them. The ones at Mitre 10 are of an old fashioned style.
sumstyle,
Feb 19, 12:33am
True, Mitre 10 do have casement stays - but the price starts at $30 each, and they are pretty bland looking.
OP may be like me, and want to improve their period home by bringing back the charm, using fittings that match the original era.
gilligee,
Feb 19, 3:19am
What about your local recycling centre at your dump?
ziggy16,
Feb 19, 4:20am
Yep sure do, don't really want to go wasting money replacing all of them, be nice to keep the originals, just a few too many miss matched pieces for my liking, I've emailed Musgroves but no luck there sadly
quiz3,
Feb 20, 1:13am
RUSTY NAIL in Longburn. 06 353 7878
A very interesting place. Should have what you are looking for.
bryshaw,
Feb 21, 8:32am
If the hardware was NZ made then it will take a search. Otherwise Amazon do have a range of vintage.
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