Steel fabrication for Hythe

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for extensions, loft conversions and refurbishments in Hythe, Saltwood and Seabrook, where medieval and Georgian buildings, Martello towers and the Royal Military Canal sit close to the seafront, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB).

The M20 is the way in from Gravesend, leaving at junction 11 for the A261 to Hythe. The Royal Military Canal, about 10 yards wide and built between 1804 and 1815 as a defence against invasion, runs through the town. Hythe Town Hall dates from 1794, and the parish church of St Leonard has Saxon and Norman origins.

The Hythe Ranges military training ground takes up a large section of the shoreline, and access is restricted when red flags are flying, so keep that in mind for any shoreline address. MAH supports homeowners with extensions and loft conversions, and the 15 m HIAB is its option for residential streets. The 22 m and 30 m (fly jib) options are confirmed per job.