Fireplace Screen

Striker Forge thanks Eben Schreiber at Jim Morrison Construction for helping us stay busy! Cheers.

Morrison Construction

This interior guardrail was commissioned by Jim Morrison Construction for the Mitchell/Uphoff Residence in Martis Camp. The iron work in this home was provided by no less than 4 different blacksmith shops including lighting from one of our favorite's Steve Lopes, along with Hunter Metal and Mountain Forge. Here at Striker Forge we would like to thank Jim Morrison Construction for the opportunity to work on this project.

Loverde/Debenedetti Residence

Striker Forge would like to thank Loverde Builders and especially Brian Parker for the opportunity to work on the Debenedetti Residence. This railing built in six different sections featured lap jointed connections and bolted together on-sight. The forged cap rail with custom "miner style" rivet heads provide interest in this simple yet unique design.

Lamberth Construction/Gray's residence

These Fireplace doors, commissioned for the Gray's residence by Lamberth Construction, feature forge welded and drifted attachments for the rings which are forged from reclaimed wrought iron. These doors were built by Bernie and Jesse in an combined effort to complete the project on schedule. This project included 80' of interior guardrail 25' of handrail and another fireplace cover with a turn around time of 4 weeks.

High Fives and Shane McConkey Foundation Donations

In donation for two of our favorite non profits, Striker Forge created a matching pair of table lamps for auction. Please check out www.highfivesfoundation.org and www.shanemcconkey.org for future events and to help support these two great causes.

Matthews Fireplace

Commissioned by Ed Matthews for his home in Squaw Valley. These doors are a collaborative effort as the doors were designed by Jesse and built by Bernie. Striker Forge would like to thank Mr. Matthews and Mrs. Lindell for this opportunity.

Rickenbach Chandelier

Jesse's attention to detail and fine blacksmiths skills comes through in this fantastic chandelier for Andreas Rickenbach. Enjoy!