The Lord of the Rings - Gandalf on Gwaihir Metalbird Corten Steel Silhouette

The Lord of the Rings - Gandalf on Gwaihir Metalbird Corten Steel Silhouette

Embark on a journey through Middle-earth like never before. Crafted with meticulous detail and passion, this Corten Steel silhouette captures the essence of classic characters from a timeless tale. Inspire awe in your neighbourhood, spark conversations, and bring a touch of Middle-earth into your everyday life. Whether adorning a garden, park, or forest, let Gandalf on Gwaihir be a reminder of the unexpected possibilities that a journey can bring. Join us in celebrating the fusion of worlds, where craftsmanship meets creativity, and humble beginnings lead to epic tales. Gandalf on Gwaihir awaits, ready to soar into your imagination. Get yours today and let the magic unfold. FEATURES: - Designed by Weta Workshop concept artists Simon Lissaman and Iona Brinch, made by fellow NZ-based innovators Metalbird; - Crafted from 3mm Corten Steel and designed to last a lifetime; - Easy to install: simply tap with a hammer; - Corten Steel patina changes colour over time, protecting the material for years to come. WHAT'S CORTEN STEEL? Corten Steel, also known as 'Weathering Steel,' is utilized in high - end exterior architecture, and for good reason. Exposed to the elements, within weeks it develops a patina that seals the steel and preserves it for decades. Additionally, it leaves behind a beautiful, even colouring that darkens over the years. Secondary paint systems, such as powder coating, quickly result in failure. Paint doesn't endure well outdoors - it cracks, allowing water to penetrate and rust to seep out. Opting for self - sealing Corten Steel is the path to achieving a long - lasting, excellent result. WILL THIS DAMAGE MY TREE? While any damage to a tree's bark can lead to potential infection, there haven't been any reports of damaged trees since Metalbird was introduced. In fact, arborists working with Metalbird believe that when the spike is driven firmly into the tree, the tree will seal around the hole to naturally protect itself. Of course, if you prefer not to install your Metalbird in a tree, there's a whole world of posts, sheds, wooden walls, and fences to explore.