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“Working on the Railroad” – Log Cabin Homes November 2014

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Things We Love… For Your Log or Timber Home

While some of us might dismiss abandoned glass insulators,traffic light lenses, and other vintage railroad products as junk, Tim Leefeldt saw the potential in these items and gave them a new life in a unique and creative way. His insulatorlights™ by Railroadware™ are made in an old barn in Chico,CA. The process begins with a 100 year old insulator – they come in a variety of colors and styles from clear to deep aqua. Some are left to shine by themselves while others are embellished with rusted metal hoods. All fixtures are wired to modern standards. These upcycled and repurposed items would make a stunning statement in any style of decor. We can picture several of them hanging over a kitchen island.

Shop our LED pendant lights today!

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Chico Architect Turns Old railroad Hardware Into Home Décor – Sacramento Bee

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In a recycled world, everything old can be new again. Castoffs can take on entirely different shapes and styles, serve totally new purposes. But sometimes, the second time around can bring past charms into the home.

Railroad spikes as towel holders? Traffic lights as chip ‘n’ dip platters? All it takes is imagination and, yes, the right set of tools…

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