Main Gates
Sliding and swing gates fabricated around the entrance opening.
A gate works because its opening, clearances, frame, hinges and locking points were understood before final welding.
Check width, height, level, fixing points and surrounding conditions.
Cut, fit and tack the assembly before closing every weld.
Review swing, clearance, hinge line and surface finish.
Sliding and swing gates fabricated around the entrance opening.
Protective patterns measured for windows and vents.
Safety gates planned around steps, landings and movement.
Steel protection balancing spacing and building appearance.
Steel frames for shades, roofs and practical structures.
Hinge, frame, joint and damaged metalwork repair.
The workshop result is complete only when the gate or railing belongs to its opening and works as intended.
A strong boundary element refined around privacy, movement and architecture.
Matching metalwork creates safer movement and a consistent interior detail.
Clear information helps the gate or grill begin with the right dimensions.
Share width, height and any uneven or existing condition.
Explain whether it is a main gate, stair, balcony or window.
Bring a reference image or describe privacy and spacing needs.
Share photos of posts, walls, hinges or fixing points.
Read opening and fixing conditions.
Set pattern, sections and clearances.
Cut, fit, tack and weld.
Review square, swing and finish.
Fix and test in the real opening.
Share photos, measurements, location, preferred metalwork and timing.