Feature stairs are what we are known for. Around them we build everything metal an architect draws into a room, plus the millwork that sits next to it.
Helical, curved and straight stairs in plate, channel and tube. Curved stringers are bump-formed on our own press brake, so the ribbon of steel is one continuous piece.
Rod, picket, flat bar, mesh and glass guards, with handrails that run clean through every turn.
Perforated and faceted metal skins, mesh scrims and cladding systems, framed, fitted and installed by us.
Thin-line steel doors and windows, storefronts and entries built to architectural tolerances.
Mirror-polished stainless, brass and bronze. The delicate work: seams you cannot find and finishes that hold up to hands.
Retail fixtures, donor walls, counters, banquettes and paneling. Metal and wood under one roof.
Platforms, frames, mezzanines and the steel that carries everything else, with PE-stamped calculations when the job needs them.
A helical stringer starts as flat plate. We bump it on the press brake: a shallow hit, move the plate an inch, another hit, hundreds of times, until the plate takes the radius the model asks for. No roll marks, no outside forming, and the curve matches the drawing.
