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Historically Inspired. Uniquely Ours
Made in USA
Forged by Hand in Teton Valley, Idaho
From Our Family Forge
Crafted by multi-generation family blacksmiths
Veteran-Powered
US Army Veteran blacksmiths—American grit in every strike.
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Original Designs Historically Inspired. Uniquely Ours
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Made in USA Forged by Hand in Teton Valley, Idaho
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From Our Family Forge Crafted by multi-generation family blacksmiths
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Veteran-Powered US Army Veteran blacksmiths—American grit in every strike.
Discover the beauty of classic design with the Mid-Century iron straight plate. This attractive and sturdy piece of ironwork is designed to elevate your home, providing structural support as well as a decorative touch. Made from thick metal straps with a floral design at the ends, these plates are perfect for hiding unsightly holes and providing an aesthetically pleasing finish to your house. Use them to bridge the join between posts or beams in your home, adding strength and value while enhancing its mid-century look. Durable and stylish, these straight plates are perfect for anyone looking to add an elegant feel to their living space. Upgrade your house today with the Mid-Century iron straight plate!
Image is shown in wrought iron patina and smooth.
Fasteners sold separately.
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KEN
12/01/2024
Hello Old West Iron,
Would you cut this piece in half for me. I need a flat bottom that rests on a flat threshold? If you are able, any additional cost to do so.
The 16" length is checked. So both pieced would be 8" tall over all.
Thank you,
Ken
Dan
12/01/2024
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Sorry, I don’t see a question that I could help with.