Steel fabrication for the M25 corridor

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent, which reaches the M25 at junction 2 by the A2, and delivers by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB) round the orbital road to London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Essex.

The M25 is the road that ties Gravesend to everywhere else MAH works. The A2 meets it at junction 2, and the radial roads leave it from there: the M20 at junction 3, the A21 at junction 5 for Sevenoaks and Tonbridge, the A22 at junction 6 for Godstone and East Grinstead, the M23 at junction 7 for Crawley and Gatwick, the A24 at junction 9 for Dorking and Horsham, and the A3 at junction 10 for Guildford. North of the Thames, the Dartford Crossing carries the M25 into Essex; it is charged per crossing, so it is one more thing to plan for.

Where a lorry leaves the M25 depends on the street as much as the town, and inside Greater London the rules on loading, cranes on the highway and heavier vehicles apply. We choose the route for each delivery and agree scheduling, access and unloading with you beforehand, rather than promising a road or a journey time.