Steel fabrication for Fitzrovia

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for refurbishment, basement and alteration work in Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury and Marylebone, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB). The district lies partly in Camden and partly in Westminster, and Fitzroy Square, partly by Robert Adam, is its best-known original architecture.

Wider definitions of Fitzrovia overlap Bloomsbury and Marylebone. Basement, loft and alteration steel is fabricated at Gravesend from the structural engineer's drawings, with MAH coordinating with the architect or builder. The lorry comes into central London by the A2 and A3 towards Trafalgar Square and the West End; the final approach is chosen per delivery.

The eastern part is in Camden and the western part in Westminster, so the site address decides which borough's licensing and loading rules apply. Central London's Congestion Charge applies during charging hours and should be checked with TfL. Kerb markings decide where a lorry can stop, and a crane lift on the highway can need a borough licence and parking-bay suspension. Reach and offload position are agreed per job.