Project overview
A new client, appointed as main contractor, was transforming an old underground toilet block in London into a bar and restaurant and needed steel fabricated for the structure. After reviewing their requirements and schedule we provided a detailed quote, which they accepted, placing an order for us to supply the steel for installation.
How we did it
Survey and drawings
We began with a site survey so that our draftsmen could produce accurate drawings that accounted for every detail. Once approved, the steel was sourced from our suppliers and brought to our workshop, where every piece was checked before cutting.
Fabrication
The steel was sawn to exact dimensions and fabricated to the confirmed drawings. Our in-house quality assurance checks confirmed holes, plates and fabrication details before the steel left the workshop.
Finish and delivery
The steel was blasted and painted, then hot-dip galvanised, which mattered because the structure would be exposed to the elements outdoors. Bolts, fixings, nuts and washers were added, and the steel was loaded onto our lorry for delivery.
Outcome
- Delivered on time and within budget, in the customer's words; the client installed the steel over several weeks
This was our first major project with MAH Steel and they delivered on time, as expected and within budget. Jordan is our account manager, and he ensured that communication was very easy, and kept us updated at all times. We are now underway on further projects that require steels and will be using MAH as our ‘go to’ supplier!
