Join us for a guided tour
Available every Thursday
( other days by arrangement for groups of 6 or more)
In this weekly tour experience you will be welcomed by our guru and taken into the inner working areas of the workshop. There you will be walked through the process of how David and his team take raw Australian steel and turn it into stunning rusted art piece. Visit the rusting yard, watch the welders and beater transforming the designs David has created into pieces for your garden.
You will also see the laser cutters in action and maybe meet David, the maker and creator behind the Overwrought label who has created a small memento for tour participants to take home.
See inside the new packing shed where online orders are processed wrapped and shipped. This new facility was purpose built in August 2021 to cope with our growing online orders.
At the conclusion you will be able to relax in the sculpture garden by the fishponds with a hot beverage of your choice and a scone made by the local CWA.
Bookings are essential as tour numbers are limited to ensure you get a enriching experience with our team
When purchasing this info packed tour write in the comments the date of the Thursday you are coming and the full names of your party attending
( this is essential for contact tracing due to COVID 19 Regulations )
This tour is in a working factory and sensible shoes are to be worn, you will be required to wear a safety vest and adhere to the walkways as instructed by your guide.
Tour starts in the gallery so make yourself known upon arrival and one of our guides will be ready to take you on tour.
*We can offer a special quote for groups of 15 or more and offer flexibility with days and times . Please call Selena on 0403 675 170 to coordinate your groups next fun experience*
Wow, my sister and I had a great day. Toured through the wrought iron workshop with Selena and not only did we have the whole workshop process explained, we were introduced to all staff and Al took time out of his day to chat. After tour (which we highly recommend) you are lucky enough to have a high tea, provided by CWA. Then we had time to explore the gardens with wonderful artwork and at the end you get a beautiful Australian handmade wrought iron item. Well worth the trip.
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