All Product Reports

Below you'll find an archive of previous Product Reports and Sourcelists. Each issue of TRADITIONAL BUILDING magazine contains an average of 15 supplier Sourcelists in a wide range of product and service categories for restoration or traditionally styled new construction -- for both residential and commercial projects.

• Art Glass: Something Old, Something New, Something Blue (December 2011)
• Decorative Painting: Journey to Rebirth (December 2011)
• Metal Roofing: Copper to the Rescue (December 2011)
• Restoring Historic Metal Facades: Heavy Metal (October 2011)
• Masonry Restoration & Cleaning: Boston's Ames Building (April 2011)
• Synthetic Slate Roofing: Crowning Glories (December 2010)
• Church Steeples: The Story of Two Churches (December 2010)
• Benches: Traditional Outdoor Seating (October 2010)
• Carpet: Weaving a New Old Look (August 2010)
• Roof Gardens (June 2010)
• Paving: Downtown Upgrade (April 2010)
• Columns & Capitals: Correct Columns (April 2010)
• Metalwork: Overcoming Challenges (December 2009)
• Stone Carving: Tips from a Custom Carver (December 2009)
• Roofing: Updating with Copper (October 2009)
• Hardware: Key Components (October 2009)
• Artwork: Specifying Mosaics (June 2009)
• Roofing: Traditional Blend (June 2009)
• Wood Windows: Best Practices (April 2009)
• Masonry Restoration & Cleaning: Best Face Forward (April 2009)
• Interior Lighting: Eternal Light (December 2008)
• Domes: Tiffany on High (December 2008)
• Traditionally Styled Benches: Benchmarks (October 2008)
• Copper Roofing: Copper From Heaven (October 2008)
• Flooring: Better Slate Than Never (August 2008)
• Interior Woodwork: Historic Woodwork (August 2008)
• Finishing Fine Metalwork: Hold the Paint (June 2008)
• Hand-carved Stonework: New Life on Hastings Street (June 2008)
• Green Windows & Restoration: The Right Thing (June 2008)
• Columns: Ageless Support (April 2008)
• Landscape Specialties: Warrior Restored (April 2008)
• Interior Lighting: Fiat Lux (December 2007)
• Specialty Brick & Mortar: Working with Historic Brick (December 2007)
• Repelling Roosting Birds: For the Birds (October 2007)
• Fences & Gates: A Path Taken (October 2007)
• Wood Carving: Re-Carving History (August 2007)
• Interior Lighting: Let There Be Mica (August 2007)
• Custom Flooring: Flowing Arcs (June 2007)
• Custom Metalwork: Soft Options (June 2007)
• Metal Windows: Frame by Frame (April 2007)
• Terra Cotta: Terra Nova (April 2007)
• Decorative Painting: True Fresco (December 2006)
• Domes: Such Great Heights (December 2006)
• Window Restoration: Wall of Windows (October 2006)
• Fountains and Water Features: Going with the Flow (October 2006)
• Window Restoration: Wall of Windows (October 2006)
• Decorative Painting Different Strokes (August 2006)
• Interior Lighting: Relighting a Statehouse (August 2006)
• Mantels and Fireplaces: Carved in Stone (August 2006)
• Lighting & Electrical Ahead of the Curve (June 2006)
• Custom Roofing: Back to Basics (June 2006)
• Exterior Lighting: Recasting the Past (April 2006)
• Chimney Restoration: Saved From the Fall (April 2006)
• Working with a Stone Carver (December 2003)
• Antique Wood Flooring, Timbers and Boards
  
• Architectural Salvage & Antique Building Materials
• Benches for Streets, Parks, Plazas & Public Spaces
• Cast Stone Architectural Elements
• Ceramic Tile for Traditional Public Interiors
• Classical Columns & Capitals
• Clay Tile Roofs: Repair and Replacement
• Fabricators of Traditional Storefronts
• Masonry Repair and Restoration: Sources and Systems
• Metal Stairs and Railings
• Mold-making & Casting Materials for Architectural Ornament
• Molded and Cast Ornament
• Mosaics for Floors and Walls
• Mural Restoration
• Repairing Terra Cotta Surfaces
• Sculpture for Public Spaces
• Selecting Snow Guards
• Stained Glass Windows: Selecting the Right Studio
• Steel Casement Windows: Restore or Replace?
• Timber Frame Construction: Tips for Specifying
• Tin Ceilings for Ornamenting Public Spaces
• Tin Ceilings: Suppliers and Installation Tips
• Traditional Wood Doors for Restoration & Custom Building
• Weathervanes, Finials & Cresting: Jewelry for the Roof
• Wood Windows: Sources of Replica Windows for Historic Buildings

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