The Cascade cast iron style rainwater in chartwell green was specified for the replacement of a rainwater system and successfully blends in with the period styling of this house in Co Antrim.

For the refurbishment of this 19th century former vicarage on the banks of the Thames in Old Isleworth, the architect combined a careful and sensitive choice of materials throughout, with the Cascade cast iron style rainwater system playing an integral part in the restoration.

1950’s post-war bungalow in Bournemouth was completely transformed through the careful specification of authentic design solutions.

In keeping with its rural surroundings, this traditional 6-bedroom, new build home in Stratford-upon-Avon was built with all the charm and aesthetics of a traditional farm-house and included the installation of the Cascade cast iron style rainwater system.

This 1970's cottage needed an up-to-date rainwater system when it underwent a complete refurbishment. The owner's chose the Deepstyle 115mm gutter system in an anthracite grey colour to match the windows and doors.

The Cascade cast Iron effect rainwater system was installed on this new property in Warwickshire. It helped to bring a traditional feel to the home, ensuring it blends with the surrounding natural landscape and local architecture.

Period-style detailing, greater drainage efficiency and ease of installation led to the specification of Brett Martin’s Cascade Cast Iron Style Rainwater System in Anthracite Grey at a new home in Lanark.

To recreate traditional appeal in a new build project situated in the Derbyshire town of Bakewell, in the Peak District National Park, Roe Developments chose Cascade cast iron effect rainwater systems.