A new chapter.
Practical steelwork for renovations, additions and the homes that already hold a story.
Talk about your project
Work with the home you have.
Older homes don’t always come with straight lines, standard dimensions or a complete set of drawings. A good starting point is understanding what is there, what you want to change and what needs to stay.
From a new addition to a replacement metal component, Nathan can discuss steelwork that responds to your existing home. Clear measurements and photos help turn an idea into a useful fabrication brief.
- Steelwork for renovations and additions
- Replacement metal components
- Made-to-fit pieces for existing spaces
For changes to load-bearing elements, obtain the relevant engineering advice and project approvals before fabrication is agreed.
- 01Photos of the existing area, including how parts connect
- 02Approximate dimensions and the change you have in mind
- 03Any renovation plans or engineering details
- 04Your preferred timing and project location
Before we begin.
Can existing metalwork be repaired?
It depends on the material, its condition and how it is used. Send clear photos of the whole piece and the affected area so Nathan can discuss whether repair or replacement is worth exploring.
Can you work from photos?
Photos are useful for the first conversation. Final dimensions, the condition of the existing work and any relevant specifications need to be confirmed before fabrication.
Will new steelwork match my old home?
Share the details you want to retain, including profiles and finishes. Matching existing work depends on the material and fabrication requirements, which can be discussed as part of the brief.
Something in mind?
A new build, a renovation, or a detail you can’t find off the shelf. Let’s talk about it.
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