What we make
Steel fabrication services for Sheffield projects.
A practical fabrication service for the parts of a project that need to be right, ready, and straightforward to install — from structural steel, welding and sheet metal work to gates, fencing, handrails, bar fitting and subcontract fabrication.
Our workshop is in Sheffield, with delivery and fabrication support available for customers nationwide across the UK.
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Structural steel
Fabricated steelwork for the components that support a build — shaped around the drawing, the programme, and the handoff that follows.
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Welding & assemblies
Clean, strong welded assemblies for fabricators, fit-out teams, and construction partners who need dependable work at the next stage.
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Sheet metal work
Useful sheet metal fabrication for details, trims, enclosures, and one-off requirements where a clean finish matters.
04
Gates, fencing & handrails
Practical external and architectural steelwork made around the dimensions, detail and finish the project calls for.
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Bar fitting & subcontract fabrication
Made-to-measure steelwork and dependable extra capacity for bar fitters, shop fitters, interior designers and other fabricators.
To see how we work in practice, learn more about our Sheffield workshop.
Who we support
Built around your next Sheffield handoff.
We work with architects, construction companies, main contractors, shop fitters, bar fitters and other fabricators.
Tight deadlines met — we go the extra mile to ensure your work is completed on time.
Meet the Sheffield workshop behind the workArchitects & designers
A fabrication partner who can engage with the intent behind a detail and help make it buildable.
Construction companies
A responsive subcontractor who understands programme pressure and the cost of a missed handoff.
Shop & bar fitters
Made-to-measure pieces with a clean finish for interiors where the metal is part of the look.
Subcontract fabrication
Reliable subcontract capacity when your own workload needs an extra pair of capable hands.
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