Project Engineering & Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication
For projects that need more than a standard sheet, send us the drawings, finish direction and quantities. WJH reviews the material and fabrication scope so you can move from design intent to a practical manufacturing package.
Built for specification-led work, not just catalogue orders.
We support contractors, fit-out teams, distributors and designers who need decorative stainless steel components with clear requirements for grade, surface, dimensions, processing, protection and shipment.
Where a project review adds value
The purpose is to clarify a manufacturable scope before quotation. This makes it easier to confirm whether a finish, component detail or packaging requirement can be handled within the proposed order.
Decorative surface specification
Review 201, 304 or 316L requirements together with mirror, hairline, PVD, etched, embossed or anti-fingerprint finish direction.
Fabricated architectural parts
Discuss sheets, screens, column covers, elevator panels, trims, ceiling elements or tube-based components that require cutting, bending, welding or assembly.
Samples, protection & shipment
Confirm the sample reference, visible-face protection, packing approach, destination requirements and the documentation needed for the ordered products.
What to send before we quote
A complete engineering drawing is helpful, but it is not the only way to start. If the project is still developing, send the information you have and identify the open items. We will tell you which manufacturing details need confirmation before a reliable quotation can be prepared.
- Application and installation environment.
- Drawing, sketch, reference photo or component list.
- Material grade and preferred surface finish, if known.
- Dimensions, quantity and visible-face / edge requirements.
- Sample approval or colour-matching requirements.
- Destination port, requested delivery window and packing needs.
A practical project workflow
The workflow keeps decisions visible: define the scope, approve the reference, then manufacture and pack against the confirmed requirements.
Scope review
Review drawings, material use, required finish, quantities and open technical questions.
Sample confirmation
Align the physical surface, colour, direction and visible-face expectations before production.
Quotation
Confirm the manufacturing scope, commercial terms and practical lead time for the defined order.
Fabrication
Process the confirmed material and component scope through the agreed production steps.
Packing & documents
Prepare product protection, export packing and applicable order documents for shipment.
Have a drawing, sample or difficult finish requirement?
Send the project information you have. We will review whether the material and fabrication scope can be defined for quotation.