IronAlterations
Del Rio, Texas
Shop policies
Last updated on
November 4, 2014
Welcome to my store! My name is Grant Dupill. I started collecting and creating cool things 4 years ago after being stationed in a remote desert community and having little creative outlets available. Fast forward a bit, in 2012 a photo shoot for one of my sculptures helped me meet my beautiful wife, Kim, who now helps manage our little business.
I decided to make my own fun, teaching myself to weld making "junk" sculptures which has swiftly evolved into fine furniture, art, and lighting fixture. I now have a head full of ideas and a shop filled with some seriously bad-ass equipment which I use to preserve the past by by making it relevant today. There is nothing more gratifying to us than finding the odd castaway treasure at the flea market, garage sale, or salvage yard and re-purposing, restoring, or passing it along as is. Our pieces are fun, whimsical and have been known to bring smiles to peoples faces. Hopefully, they bring joy to yours as well!
I hope you like what you see and feel free to convo me with any questions you may have.
-Grant & Kim
I decided to make my own fun, teaching myself to weld making "junk" sculptures which has swiftly evolved into fine furniture, art, and lighting fixture. I now have a head full of ideas and a shop filled with some seriously bad-ass equipment which I use to preserve the past by by making it relevant today. There is nothing more gratifying to us than finding the odd castaway treasure at the flea market, garage sale, or salvage yard and re-purposing, restoring, or passing it along as is. Our pieces are fun, whimsical and have been known to bring smiles to peoples faces. Hopefully, they bring joy to yours as well!
I hope you like what you see and feel free to convo me with any questions you may have.
-Grant & Kim
Accepted payment methods
Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
Returns and exchanges
Damages/Losses: We have insurance for your item through the shipper (USPS) which is included in the shipping cost. If such a horrible thing happens you will be refunded via PayPal after claim is processed.
Returns: Three business day upon receipt policy. No questions asked, however return shipping cost will be handled by the buyer and item must be returned exactly as it was shipped out and with all components.
Returns: Three business day upon receipt policy. No questions asked, however return shipping cost will be handled by the buyer and item must be returned exactly as it was shipped out and with all components.
Payment
PayPal, credit card using Paypal as guest or cash in person only please.
Shipping
Please see individual listing for shipping processing times. We generally use USPS. Larger items may require freight and thus take a bit longer. Contact us for clarification before purchase with any questions.
Additional policies and FAQs
Custom Orders: Have a great idea? We can probably turn it into reality! Please email or convo us your thoughts and we can work on making a custom piece for you.
Electrical Stuff: We are not electricians. Our pieces are crafted from UL listed components and we do test each one before it leaves the shop. We make most lighting fixtures and lamps in our own home and trust the safety and quality of my work but am still not liable for any damages or injury caused.
Q: Why is this stuff kind of pricey?
A: Let's be honest... "reclaimed" material is a nice way to say "discarded junk" but believe it or not, it isn't usually free, cheap, or easy to find. I spend several hours each day locating, dismantling, cursing, sweating, getting stung by bees, running like a sissy from snakes and spiders, hauling and eventually offloading and organizing these treasures into my small shop . And this doesn't include the time, maintenance of some really expensive machinery and the effort of turning it into something awesome!
Electrical Stuff: We are not electricians. Our pieces are crafted from UL listed components and we do test each one before it leaves the shop. We make most lighting fixtures and lamps in our own home and trust the safety and quality of my work but am still not liable for any damages or injury caused.
Q: Why is this stuff kind of pricey?
A: Let's be honest... "reclaimed" material is a nice way to say "discarded junk" but believe it or not, it isn't usually free, cheap, or easy to find. I spend several hours each day locating, dismantling, cursing, sweating, getting stung by bees, running like a sissy from snakes and spiders, hauling and eventually offloading and organizing these treasures into my small shop . And this doesn't include the time, maintenance of some really expensive machinery and the effort of turning it into something awesome!