Rankin & Bond Brassware
Machine workshop
Rankin and Bond are an established business in Launceston operating for over 100 years. Providing excellent service, quality products, design advice and custom machine work not found anywhere else. Rankin and Bond offer an extensive range of service including:
- Custom brass, copper and bronze design work and manufacturing
- Bespoke tapware, brass cabinetry/benchtops (wrap to supplied cabinetry) and handrails
- Extensive range of brass bar and sheet stock
- Custom folded brass doorsteps, made and installed
- Traditional brass fittings for the gas and plumbing industry
- Expert repair, restoration, brass polishing and surface ageing services
Location: 20 George Street, Launceston
Phone: 03 6331 5088
Phone: rankinandbond.com
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