Architectural metal fabrication · Foshan, China · since 2007

Send the drawing.
We make the parts.
Nothing is cut on site.

A factory in Foshan, not a trading company. Our fourteen engineers read your drawing and tell you what will not work — before you pay.

Then we cut, bend, weld and finish every part ourselves. Each part is assembled once on our floor, numbered, and packed in the order your crew will fit it.

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The work we do

Six kinds of job. For each one: the size we can handle, how difficult it can get, how long we need, and what we will say no to.

Kind of job	Size of one order	How hard it can get	Time we need	We say no to
Hotel public areasLobby · restaurant · bar · spa	400–2,000 m²	Curved column casings, joins you cannot see, coffered ceilings, finish matched to the brand sample	45–70 d	Just sheets, with no joint design
Retail storesFixtures · display · cash wrap	30–120 pieces / store	Packed separately for each store, irregular plinths, hidden lighting channels	30–45 d	Catalogue pick with no drawing
Facade & envelopeRainscreen · soffit · canopy	800–6,000 m²	Panels that are not flat, edges that shed water, soffit changes	50–90 d	Structural calculation of the frame
Elevator lobbiesDoor surrounds · reveals	4–12 sets / shaft	Making our parts fit concrete that is not straight; surrounds on three sides	25–40 d	Any job that needs site cutting
Fixed furnitureReception · bar front · vanity	10–80 pieces	Metal joined to stone or timber by other trades; hidden fixings	35–60 d	Cabinet boxes with no metal face
Art & installationSculpture · feature objects	One piece at a time	Splitting a 3D model into parts we can build, welds you cannot find, mirror polish	Quoted per piece	Models with no thickness information

How a job runs

D is the number of days after we receive the drawing. Every step ends with a document you can check — nothing moves on without it, which is why nothing gets discovered on site.

Drawing intake

4-person drawing team

A list of our questions, in 48 h

D1–5

Shop drawings

7–8 detailers

Drawings we can build from, plus 1:5 details

D6–12

Mock-up

Sample cell

A 1:1 corner sample you can approve

D13–25

Cut & form

Laser ×2 · brake ×5 · V-groove ×4

Job card and first-part check

D20–32

Weld & finish

20 TIG stations · PVD · powder

Weld record and colour-match record

D33–38

Pre-assembly & crating

Trial-fit crew

Trial-fit sign-off, part numbers, packing list

Step six is what separates a factory from a trading company. A trader cannot assemble your job before shipping, because the parts are not in his building. That is why we can promise no cutting on site.

Every step in detail

Why it fits the first time

Four things we do that most suppliers skip — and what goes wrong on site when they are skipped.

We put it together once before we pack it

Every panel, surround and screen is assembled flat on our floor, with its neighbours, before packing. Hole patterns are proven, not assumed.

If skippedHoles land 3 mm off on site, someone reams them out, the coating breaks at the edge, and that edge rusts inside two years.

We measure your site, then correct our drawing

Before cutting, we take the site's real dimensions — not the architectural nominal — and re-issue the shop drawing against them.

If skippedA wall 20 mm out of plumb turns a designed 5 mm shadow gap into a 25 mm trench nobody planned for.

Cut to ±1 mm, flat to 1.2 mm per metre

Patterns and apertures held to a tenth of a millimetre, flatness checked on a straight edge for every batch, not just the first.

If skippedMirror-finish panels telegraph every wave in the sheet, and the ceiling lights read as a smear instead of a line.

Packed in the order you will install it

Cartons are numbered to the install sequence with a drawing inside each one, corners guarded, faces interleaved.

If skippedThe crew opens three containers to find one piece, drags panels across a finished floor, and the last week of the schedule disappears.

TIG station — welder and workpiece together

04 · to be shotTrial assembly — the whole job laid out

Four photographs from our floor do more than any paragraph on this page. Ask and we send the current set at full resolution.

A real job, written up honestly

One job, start to finish — including the part where we got it wrong.

A 1,840 m² hotel lobby, fourteen columns that were all different, and no cutting on site

Mirror-polished column casings in a completed lobby

A hammered shell, welded and stood up in the workshop

Mirror-polished column casings along a corridor

Survey: Site measured before release. Deviation on the fourteen columns ranged from 4 mm to 38 mm — the drawing assumed they were identical.
Response: Column casings modelled individually from the survey. No common part, no shimming allowance hidden in the joint.
Mock-up: First three casings trial-fitted in the plant and came out 6 mm over on the seam (FIG. 04.3). We scrapped them and re-cut.
Delay: +9 days on the schedule. Reported to the client the same afternoon, with the cause and the new date.
Delivery: Pre-assembled, numbered per column, packed in four containers in install sequence with a location drawing in every carton.
On site: Zero field cuts. One replacement piece shipped — a survey error on our side, freight covered by us.

Other files open for reviewThe rest on request

Perforated metal ceiling panels over a concourse

120 fixtures, one store, packed by zone

Scope: 120 pcs
Schedule: 31 d
On site: 0 cuts

Lift car interior in mirror-finished brass-toned stainless

12 lobby sets against concrete 18 mm out

Scope: 12 sets
Schedule: 26 d
On site: 1 shim

Curved brass-toned bar front in a hotel restaurant

8.4 m bar front, metal into stone by others

Scope: 1 run
Schedule: 38 d
On site: 0 rework

Every file carries the same four photographs: wide view, node at 1:5, trial fit, and the junction everyone argues about. A file without photographs is not a case file — it is a claim. All case files

Anyone can sell you 304 stainless

304 / 316L0.8–3.0 mm1500 × 4000 mm15 finishesSpectrometer test every batchMill certificate in every crateISO 9001Colour match ΔE ≤ 1.5

Any trading company can repeat that list. What they cannot offer is sections 01 to 04 — an engineer with a name who answers your questions, a floor where your job is assembled before shipping, and a person who signs the bill when something is wrong. That is what you are buying.

Materials and finishes

Work we say no to

Six things we refuse, because each one ends as a problem on site — and the blame always lands on the factory.

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No drawings, pick from a catalogueWe cannot hold a tolerance against a picture.
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Price per square metre, no joint detailsWhoever quotes lowest wins, then the joints fail.
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Twenty-day schedule with PVDThe plating line runs one batch; we will not split it to save days.
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Blame us for the concrete, give us no surveyWe will measure it ourselves or we will not cut.
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Re-badge our output as another brandWe do not sell unnamed capacity.
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Half a job, then the other half laterA split batch is a colour mismatch waiting to be argued about.

Send the drawing.
In 48 hours you get a price
and a list of problems.

PDF, DWG or DXF. You get a price, and a list of every detail we think will fail on site — whether you order or not.

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