Send photographs, your location and approximate dimensions.
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Plan the details.
Choose a service below, then share your location, approximate dimensions and photographs of the space.
Metalwork & entrances
Metal machining & forming
Metalwork shaped around your project. Discuss the dimensions, form and fixing requirements for gates, frames, railings and other fabricated components.
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Garages & gate installation
Plan an entrance that works with your opening. Discuss gate installation, hand-drill work and the practical details of access.
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Metalwork & entrances
Staircases & safety grills
Round staircase and safety grill installation enquiries, with attention to the available space, layout and fixing requirements.
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with clear details.
Bring your measurements, a few photographs and an idea of the finish. We’ll discuss the work you need.
Prepare your enquiry ↗Talk through the design, materials, access and fitting requirements.
Agree the requested work and quotation before proceeding.
Bring your requirements together.
The space
Share your location, access details and clear photographs of the area. Include approximate dimensions and any fixed features the work needs to fit around.
The appearance
Choose a reference style, colour or finish. The gallery can help explain your preference without fixing the final design before the site is discussed.
The scope
Explain whether you need a new installation, replacement or fitting work. Materials, measurements and the quotation are confirmed directly.
Coordinate the visible details
Gates, railings and fabricated metal components often sit next to existing walls, floors and entrances. A clear reference for the pattern or finish helps explain how you would like the installation to relate to the rest of the property.
Include a photograph of any metalwork you want to match and explain the intended use. Measurements, quantities and fixing surfaces should be considered together, rather than treating the appearance as the only part of the enquiry.