Decorative Screens
Patterned panels and metal frames that divide space while carrying the character of the interior.
ARCHITECTURAL METALWORK CAPABILITIES
From Design Intent to Finished Metalwork.
We develop drawings, references, and spatial requirements into manufacturable, installable custom metal systems.
EngineeringFabricationFinishingAssembly
ONE PROJECT PATH
A coordinated route from brief to site-ready assembly.
Each stage connects design decisions with the next practical step in fabrication, finishing, assembly, inspection, and delivery.
01
Engineering & Design Development
Drawing review turns the design intent into clear construction details that can be fabricated and installed.
- Drawing and reference review
- Material and construction recommendations
- Detail coordination for fabrication and installation
Technical details
- Review
- Clarify dimensions, interfaces, materials, and application requirements.
- Develop
- Coordinate practical details around the intended appearance and installation.
02
Precision Fabrication
Coordinated cutting, forming, joining, and machining methods produce the intended geometry with a controlled handoff between processes.
- Laser cutting and CNC machining
- V-grooving, bending, welding and grinding
- Process coordination around the approved geometry
Technical details
- Form
- Prepare accurate blanks and formed components for the assembly sequence.
- Join
- Weld, grind, and machine parts according to the construction detail.
03
Architectural Finishes
Finish selection is developed around substrate, application, colour, texture, sheen, and the consistency expected across the project.
- Steel, brass and bronze tones
- PVD, brushing, polishing and mirror effects
- Finish references coordinated before production
Technical details
- Specify
- Compare finish references against the selected substrate and application.
- Control
- Keep visible surfaces aligned to the agreed colour, texture, and sheen.
04
Integrated Assembly
Fabricated metal is coordinated with glass, lighting, hardware, shelving, frames, and other project elements to deliver complete systems.
- Metal and glass coordination
- Lighting, hardware and shelving integration
- Trial assembly where the project requires it
Technical details
- Coordinate
- Align interfaces between fabricated parts and connected project elements.
- Assemble
- Prepare complete assemblies or systems rather than individual parts where appropriate.
05
Quality & Delivery
Dimensional checks, visual finish review, protective packaging, and delivery coordination keep the approved result intact through handoff.
- Dimensional and visual checks
- Protective packaging for finished surfaces
- Delivery coordination around the project context
Technical details
- Verify
- Review dimensions, visible surfaces, and assembly details before release.
- Protect
- Coordinate protection and delivery details for the finished work.
SELECTED APPLICATIONS
Metalwork shaped around the space.
Project-led systems for hospitality, retail, and distinctive commercial interiors.
Display Systems
Shelving, counters, lighting, and finished metal structures coordinated for branded display environments.
Architectural Features
Ceilings, entrance details, cladding, and sculptural elements developed for installation on site.
Drawing-Based Development
Project decisions begin with drawings, dimensions, references, and the intended application.
Multi-Process Coordination
One project path connects cutting, forming, joining, machining, finishing, and assembly.
Finish Control
Surface references are treated as part of the engineering conversation, not an afterthought.
Export-Ready Delivery
Protection, documentation, and delivery details are coordinated for international project handoff.
PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
The clearest brief makes the quickest review.
Share the details available so the team can identify manufacturing questions early.
- Drawings or dimensions
- Material requirements
- Finish references
- Quantity
- Installation or application context
- Delivery destination
START WITH THE BRIEF
Let’s Engineer Your Next Metalwork Project.
Send drawings, reference images, or project requirements and our team will review the manufacturing path with you.