Soot hatch pressed brass

Chains of the so-called patent model to be used for draft dampers on tiled stoves, spiral valves, etc. Thin, flexible and supple, yet strong and durable.

Can be mounted in two ways; Firstly, as a hanging arc in a single length. This method is suitable for spiral valves, for example. Partly hanging in two lengths with damper tassels as termination. This was common on the draught dampers of tiled stoves.

Normally, 150-200 cm of chain is needed depending on how high the stove is and how far down you want the chain to hang. The easiest way to shorten or cut the chain is with wire cutters.

Nickel-plated brass. Width 3 mm, price per meter.

The 20th century damper tassels, which were attached to the damper chains and cords of the tiled stoves, are usually just turned, unlike the 19th century, which really looked like real tassels. We have now produced such a neat 1900s model with fine turning and attention to detail. The tassels are available in two versions, in brass for tiled stoves with brass doors and in nickel-plated brass for stoves with nickel-plated doors.

Genuine old-fashioned Swedish spissvärta made from traditional old-fashioned recipes and contains no solvents, only natural ingredients.

When you want to freshen up and restore the luster of your old rusty iron stove or other indoor iron.

Great for repairing glaze damage on tiled stoves etc.

Pond varnish is traditionally used on tiled stoves instead of linseed oil paint. This is because pond varnish does not turn yellow when the stove gets hot.

Prepare the duster solution in the same way as when making linseed oil paint. Stir the color pigments with the dust solution to form a porridge. Then dilute with additional solution to the appropriate consistency. If the kiln is really old and dull, you can dilute the colored duster solution with turpentine, so that it becomes less shiny. If the damage to the glaze consists only of small scratches or occasional chips, it is usually sufficient to paint over them with a dusting solution as above, and omit the plasterwork altogether. With the right color in the wounds, they will disappear to the eye anyway. Repeat the treatment if the paint did not cover enough the first time.

Tips! V years of experience is that Gysinge linseed oil paint does not yellow like others. Therefore, as an alternative to a dust solution, try painting the damage with Gysinge paint instead.