Made from coppiced hardwood, a turned dowel of English Ash and plant-based bristles, Geoffrey Fisher's Cobweb Brush is a handy household tool with a charming personality. It's long (115 cm) length allows you to reach into the corners of the ceiling and swiftly sweep away any cobwebs that may be lingering there. The brush is also useful for a quick tidy of any small floor areas.
Geoffrey Fisher produces a range of handmade products from sustainably sourced materials including locally coppiced wood in Buckinghamshire, England. Every product is unique with it's own personality and charm.
Cobweb Brush
Cobweb Brush
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
Width: 12 cm, Depth 3 cm, Length 110 - 115 cm
Made in: UK
Materials/Construction
Handle and base: Hand coppiced English hardwood
Brush: Coir or coconut fibres
Rod: Turned and untreated ash wood
Hanger: Black leather
All materials are sustainably sourced
Made from coppiced hardwood, a turned dowel of English Ash and plant-based bristles, Geoffrey Fisher's Cobweb Brush is a handy household tool with a charming personality. It's long (115 cm) length allows you to reach into the corners of the ceiling and swiftly sweep away any cobwebs that may be lingering there. The brush is also useful for a quick tidy of any small floor areas.
Geoffrey Fisher produces a range of handmade products from sustainably sourced materials including locally coppiced wood in Buckinghamshire, England. Every product is unique with it's own personality and charm.
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This product is designed by
Geoffrey Fisher
Geoffrey Fisher is situated in High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, an English County with a long history of working with wood. The studio only produces small volume pieces that are individually commissioned - everything is made to order with the highest standard of design and production.
The materials used for Geoffrey’s designs are not only of the highest quality but also from recognised sustainable sources that do not harm the environment. The timber pieces used are generally offcuts from trees that have either come to the end of their life or need cutting back. They are then stripped of their bark and sanded to reveal the beauty of the raw timber underneath.