Structural and architectural metal for building sites.
Scope on building sites
Temporary and permanent steelwork, stairs, balustrades, lintels, platforms and builder's metalwork are fabricated to engineer or architect drawings.
Site tolerances and survey dimensions are confirmed before final weld on critical stairs and landings.
Architectural metalwork
Screens, feature brackets and cladding support steel are built to detail with coating systems suited to exposure. Perforated and folded panels may combine laser cutting with brake forming.
Show faces and grain direction on stainless or aluminium should be noted on drawings.
Programme alignment
Deliveries can be staged to floor or zone labels. We discuss crane and aisle limits before building oversized modules that cannot reach plant rooms.
Night works are easier when components arrive labelled and pre-assembled where access allows.
Site surveys and hold points
Stairs and balustrades often need site dimensions before final fabrication. We document hold points on the order so partial manufacture does not commit to unchecked lengths.
Builder’s metalwork
Lintels, cleats, temporary props and loose steel for trades are supplied to drawing with batch labels for floor or zone. Urgent site fixes are scheduled against current bay loading—honest dates avoid idle crews.
