Restoration – Victorian Church Panel

Victorian Church Panel

RESTORATION PROJECT:
Due to metal fatigue and inadequate installation the panel developed extreme surface deflection. Restoration required a reconstruction of the entire panel. Glass elements received a heavy cleaning treatment due to the amount of surface debris present on the exterior side of the panel. 25% of the glass was replaced with replica pieces. Memorial inscription was reproduced with hand painted lettering. Custom structural supports designed to enhance stability of the panel.

DATE: 2004
STUDIO: E.S.Taylor Restoration Studio - Restoration Team: Scott Taylor, Ann Schoew
CLIENT: Church in Richmond, VA


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