Steel fabrication for Marylebone

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for basement conversions, refurbishments and extensions in Marylebone, where Georgian streets, mansion blocks and mews sit between Oxford Street and Marylebone Road, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB) where the site allows.

The approach to Marylebone depends on the site: the central London run from Gravesend is the A2 to Borough and then the A3 and A302 across the river, with the final leg chosen for each address. Cavendish Square and Portland Place are Georgian-era developments, and the district also has mansion blocks and mews streets.

Cranes placed on a London public highway can need a licence from the highway authority and parking-bay suspensions, and some addresses lie inside the Congestion Charge zone, so check TfL's zone map and hours. Mews and mansion-block plots are where the 15 m HIAB, suited to tight access, and a lift over the building can help, with 22 m and 30 m with fly jib as options; reach is confirmed per job.