The goal was to carefully restore the damaged lead eaves, lead roof ornaments, and natural slate roofs while maintaining the original style and architecture. This included removing rust, repairing deformations and applying a new layer of lead where necessary. This allowed the eaves to once again provide optimal weather protection. The steel trusses were sandblasted and repainted with an enamel paint.
The wooden substructure, which gives the lead roof its characteristic appearance, was inspected to determine which parts needed to be replaced or repaired. Any rotten or damaged wood elements were removed and replaced with new wood of similar quality.
The Royal Palace of Brussels, a historical and cultural monument of great interest, has suffered some damage to its pavilions over the years. These deteriorations mainly concerned the lead eaves and the lead roof ornaments, as well as the wooden substructure, which was subject to aging and decay. In order to ensure the preservation of this magnificent heritage and to restore its structural integrity, Tectum Group was commissioned to carry out the restoration of the pavilions of the Royal Palace of Brussels.
The goal was to carefully restore the damaged lead eaves, lead roof ornaments, and natural slate roofs while maintaining the original style and architecture. This included removing rust, repairing deformations and applying a new layer of lead where necessary. This allowed the eaves to once again provide optimal weather protection. The steel trusses were sandblasted and repainted with an enamel paint.
The wooden substructure, which gives the lead roof its characteristic appearance, was inspected to determine which parts needed to be replaced or repaired. Any rotten or damaged wood elements were removed and replaced with new wood of similar quality.
The restoration of the pavilions of the Royal Palace of Brussels was an important project aimed at preserving and revitalizing a valuable cultural heritage. With the expertise of Tectum Group and a dedicated restoration team, the lead eaves, roof ornaments and wooden substructure of the pavilions were restored while respecting the original architecture and historical character. The end result contributes to the long-term protection and aesthetic splendor of the Royal Palace of Brussels.
The Royal Palace of Brussels, a historical and cultural monument of great interest, has suffered some damage to its pavilions over the years. These deteriorations mainly concerned the lead eaves and the lead roof ornaments, as well as the wooden substructure, which was subject to aging and decay. In order to ensure the preservation of this magnificent heritage and to restore its structural integrity, Tectum Group was commissioned to carry out the restoration of the pavilions of the Royal Palace of Brussels.
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