Designed to Hold History
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Museum Grade, By Design

Custom design and precision fabrication of museum-grade mounts. Safe, thoughtful, & visually sensitive display solutions for heritage objects, fine art collections, and rare artefacts.

METALWORK EST. 1992
MUSEOLOGY INTEGRATED
Custom Mount Specimen
Who We Are

Museologists & Designers

With roots in the metal industry dating back to 1992, LLW brings decades of hands-on experience in metalwork and precision fabrication. Today, we combine technical expertise with museologists and designers to create mounts that provide essential structural support while fully respecting the historical character of every object.

What We Do

Safe & Creative Display Solutions

Our approach goes beyond simply holding an object in place. Each mount is carefully designed to support and protect the object while remaining safe & creative, complementing its form, and enhancing its inherent beauty.

Specimen Index

Three Mounting Categories

Standard Display Mounts
Standard Display Mounts
  • 1. Custom-made for each object
  • 2. Strong and stable construction
  • 3. Clean and minimal appearance
  • 4. Powder-coated or painted finish
  • 5. Suitable for exhibitions, galleries, collectors, retail and corporate displays
  • 6. Cost-effective display solution
Museum Grade Mounts
Museum Grade Mounts
  • 1. Conservation-minded design
  • 2. Minimal contact with the object
  • 3. Inert cushioning at contact points
  • 4. Low or No-VOC finishes
  • 5. Reversible mounting wherever possible
  • 6. Object-specific weight distribution
  • 7. Designed for long-term display
  • 8. Compatible with museum display cases
  • 9. Precision fabrication for delicate artefacts
Advanced Mount Systems
Advanced Mount Systems
  • 1. Adjustable height and angle
  • 2. Modular construction
  • 3. Multi-component support systems
  • 4. Precision-engineered structural supports
  • 5. Heavy object mounting
  • 6. Suspended display systems
  • 7. Rotating or articulated mechanisms
  • 8. Large-scale object supports
  • 9. Custom mechanical solutions for challenging objects
Material Integrity

Conservation Standards & Inert Interfaces

Ethafoam & Polyethylene

Archival inert cushioning to cushion load and absorb micro-vibrations.

Low/No-VOC Coatings

Zero off-gassing paints, waxes, and powder coats safe for sensitive patinas.

Silicone Interfaces

Non-abrasive, non-reactive protective contact points preventing friction.

Custom Pedestals

Plinths, risers, and engineered tabletop supports for gallery displays.

Methodology

Approach Sequence

01

OBJECT ANALYSIS

Initial review of artifact geometry and condition.

02

CONSERVATION STRATEGY

Defining inert contact parameters and support limits.

03

CREATIVE DISPLAY

Integrating visual sensitivity with aesthetic presentation.

04

DESIGN

Drafting minimum-contact structural diagrams and armatures.

05

FABRICATION

Precision metalwork, welding, turning, and finishing.

06

INSTALLATION

On-site alignment, secure positioning, and mounting.

07

ASSESSMENT

Final quality check and structural performance review.