
The System
One documented, ISO-9001-aligned cycle - seven stages from drawing to handover, with four mandatory quality hold points where work stops until it passes.
Four mandatory quality hold points
1 - Post-cutting
Dimensions and edges verified against the approved drawing before anything advances.
2 - Post-welding
Joints and geometry inspected for integrity and alignment.
3 - Post-polishing
Surface and finish checked under controlled light before coating.
4 - Post-PVD / finish
Final tone, coverage and quality signed off before release.
The numbers we hold to
- Millimetre-accurate, workshop-grade tolerance
- 11 integrated in-house disciplines
- ISO-9001-aligned governance
Our process - from drawing to handover
Every commission moves through the same seven stages - and no stage advances until the previous is signed off.
Stage 1 - Design Coordination
We engage with the consultant and designer to review intent, constraints and finish samples, surfacing buildability questions before the drawings are finalised.
Stage 2 - Shop Drawings & Submittals
Detailed shop drawings, material submittals and finish samples prepared for consultant review. Approval is required before any cutting begins.
Stage 3 - Material Procurement & Inspection
Raw materials sourced against approved specification; incoming inspection verifies grade, gauge and finish, with certifications retained for traceability.
Stage 4 - Fabrication
CNC cutting, forming, welding and assembly, with in-process dimensional checks to drawing throughout production.
Stage 5 - Surface Finishing
PVD, electroplating, polishing or paint applied in our controlled finishing environment; colour, texture and gloss inspected against approved samples.
Stage 6 - Final Inspection & Packaging
Pre-delivery sign-off, with protected packaging engineered to preserve finish through transit and on-site storage.
Stage 7 - Delivery & Installation
Site delivery coordinated to the main contractor's program; installation by trained crews who understand fit-out environments and finish protection.