Chainmail Flat Ring Wedge Riveted
£17.40
£14.50 (ex. VAT)
One packet contains approx. 3000 rings
£36.00
£30.00 (ex. VAT)
One packet contains approx. 2600 rings
£147.58
£122.98 (ex. VAT)
The most common helmet to attach an aventail is a bascinet.
£116.14
£96.78 (ex. VAT)
Can be attached to certain helmets to protect neck and shoulders
£164.65
£137.21 (ex. VAT)
A replica of a chainmail collar
£82.45
£68.71 (ex. VAT)
Bishop's Mantle modelled on historical examples
£39.66
£33.05 (ex. VAT)
Standards were worn during the Late Medieval Period
£32.74
£27.28 (ex. VAT)
Standard also known as a Pixane for protection of the neck
£172.65
£143.88 (ex. VAT)
These voiders offer under arm protection
£147.60
£123.00 (ex. VAT)
These voiders can be sewn or tied onto gambeson's
£245.03
£204.19 (ex. VAT)
Mail protection for the legs
£197.80
£164.83 (ex. VAT)
Mail protection for the legs
£129.49
£107.91 (ex. VAT)
Covers the shoulders and has an authentic square face
£146.01
£121.68 (ex. VAT)
It is recommended to wear a padded arming cap underneath the coif
£15.00
£12.50 (ex. VAT)
This mail weave is typical of the Late Medieval Period
£16.00
£13.33 (ex. VAT)
Repair Lengthen or make Chain Mail Items
From: £352.06
£293.38 (ex. VAT)
Made from flattened steel rings
From: £327.20
£272.67 (ex. VAT)
Sleeves come to the mid fore arm and length to the upper thigh
From: £489.38
£407.82 (ex. VAT)
Sleeves come to the wrist and length reaches down to the knee
£172.65
£143.88 (ex. VAT)
Chain Mail Skirts were popular during the Late Medieval Period
£133.29
£111.08 (ex. VAT)
Skirts were used to cover the upper thigh and groin area
From: £36.19
£30.16 (ex. VAT)
Chain Mail Shirt for children, Galvanised steel
Welcome to GETDRESSEDFORBATTLE®™ re enactment supplies Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chainmail section.
In this section you will find our range of Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chanmail from the 14th Century and arguably slightly earlier. The Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chainmail appeared later in the Medieval period would have been constructed using flattened or partially flattened rings in alternating rows of riveted and solid punched rings and closed wedge rivets.
Later in the period the construction would have been all riveted rings without the solid punched rings but who is to say that that the alternating style would not still have been worn, so you will find both styles in this section.
Again this subject is wide open but we feel that this Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chainmail gives a reasonable representation of the Chainmail from these periods within the constraints of production techniques against cost to bring you the best and most affordable maille of the day.
The construction of this style of Chainmail is in the 4 in 1 pattern and is of Mild Steel wire 1.2mm in diameter, i.e. 18 gauge and wound and flattened to produce rings that are 8mm internal diameter and riveted together using wedge rivets with alternating rows of solid punched rings and alternativly all rivited ring construction.
The Chainmail is supplied burnished to give a grey finish.
In this section you will find our range of Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chanmail from the 14th Century and arguably slightly earlier. The Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chainmail appeared later in the Medieval period would have been constructed using flattened or partially flattened rings in alternating rows of riveted and solid punched rings and closed wedge rivets.
Later in the period the construction would have been all riveted rings without the solid punched rings but who is to say that that the alternating style would not still have been worn, so you will find both styles in this section.
Again this subject is wide open but we feel that this Flat Ring Wedge Riveted Chainmail gives a reasonable representation of the Chainmail from these periods within the constraints of production techniques against cost to bring you the best and most affordable maille of the day.
The construction of this style of Chainmail is in the 4 in 1 pattern and is of Mild Steel wire 1.2mm in diameter, i.e. 18 gauge and wound and flattened to produce rings that are 8mm internal diameter and riveted together using wedge rivets with alternating rows of solid punched rings and alternativly all rivited ring construction.
The Chainmail is supplied burnished to give a grey finish.