Steel fabrication for Sittingbourne

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for building projects in Sittingbourne, Milton Regis and Kemsley, a town shaped by brickmaking, paper mills and Milton Creek, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB). The M2 bypasses the town to the south and the A249 runs past on the west.

The A2 follows Watling Street through the town, the M2 bypasses it to the south and the A249 passes on the west between Maidstone and Sheerness, so the run from the workshop is along the A2 or the M2. Brickmaking employed up to 2,628 men in 1870, paper manufacture began in 1708 and the paper mill closed in 2006 to 2007; the Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway is now preserved.

Milton Regis, a former port and Roman administrative centre, and Kemsley, with its paper factory and a model village of 1924, are different settings from the Watling Street centre. MAH offers onsite fabrication as well as workshop-made steel, and HIAB delivery with 15 m, 22 m or 30 m (fly jib) reach, confirmed per job.