In-house electroplating in Jeddah - 24K gold, chrome, nickel, brass and copper in bright, satin and antique finishes.
What electroplating is
An electrochemical deposit that adds genuine metal - gold, nickel, chrome, brass or copper - to a component, building reflective depth and a classic, tactile finish that complements our PVD range.
Finishes
- 24K Gold
- Bright Nickel / Satin Nickel
- Chrome
- Antique Brass
- Bright Copper / Antique Copper
- Bronze
Technical specifications
| Base metal | SS304 / SS316 / brass |
| Finish family | Electroplated |
| Characters | Bright / satin / antique |
| First-article tolerance | Millimetre-accurate, to drawing |
| Quality | 4 hold points / inspected to samples |
| Lead time | Quoted per project |
Where it is used
Decorative trims, hardware, light fixtures, feature accents and bespoke metal furniture.
Quality control
Plated parts are inspected for coverage, adhesion and colour under controlled light before release.
Electroplated finishes
Plated tones, built to specification.
In-house electroplating in warm gold, brushed and mirror golds, champagne brass, copper and antique bronze — each colour tuned and matched to your scheme, on SS304 and SS316.
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Electroplating — frequently asked questions
What finishes can be electroplated?
Gold, chrome, nickel, brass and copper tones deposited in a chemical bath. Electroplating suits brass and cast or intricate pieces where PVD's line-of-sight coating cannot reach evenly.
Electroplating or PVD: which lasts longer?
PVD is harder and resists scratching and tarnish without lacquer, so we recommend it for high-touch stainless surfaces such as handrails and door hardware. Electroplating gives warmer, classic tones on brass and is protected with lacquer; both are produced in our Jeddah facility.
Can you re-plate or refresh existing brass items?
Yes. Existing brass fittings, lamps and hardware can be stripped, polished and re-plated. We assess each piece first, because heavily pitted or thin castings may not take a uniform finish.
Do electroplated finishes need maintenance?
Indoors, a soft dry cloth is enough. Avoid abrasive pads and chlorine cleaners, which cut through the lacquer. For exteriors and wet areas we advise PVD-coated stainless steel instead.