Project engineering &
custom metal fabrication.
When a project needs more than a standard sheet, send the drawing, finish direction and quantities. WJH reviews the material and fabrication scope so your enquiry can move from design intent to a practical manufacturing package.
Built for defined scopes, not just catalogue orders.
WJH supports contractors, fit-out teams, distributors and designers who need decorative stainless steel components with clear requirements for material, surface, dimensions, processing, protection and shipment.
Define the material and component before quotation.
A practical review identifies the information needed for a manufacturable scope. This helps align the visible surface, component details and packing needs before a quotation is prepared.
Decorative surface direction
Review the appropriate material grade and mirror, hairline, PVD, etched, embossed or anti-fingerprint direction against the project requirement.
Fabricated architectural parts
Discuss sheets, screens, column covers, elevator panels, trims, ceiling elements or tube-based components requiring defined processing or assembly.
Protection, packing & shipment
Confirm visible-face protection, packing approach, destination requirements and documentation needed for the defined order.
Custom metalwork in finished interiors.
These images illustrate possible application directions for custom metal fabrication. They are reference applications, not fixed catalogue products or named project claims.
Metal-framed seating structures
Coordinate frame geometry, visible surfaces and interface requirements from your drawing or reference.
Interior metal furniture elements
Use a reference to define the metal structure and decorative direction for a specified interior scope.
Console & feature structures
Bring sketches, dimensions and material direction into the early fabrication discussion.
Decorative furniture accents
Clarify visible faces, joint details and finishing expectations before manufacturing.
Decorative railings & balustrades
Discuss component geometry, metalwork scope and visible-face requirements with the project team.
Custom railing details
Use a drawing or reference photo to clarify the fabrication requirement before quotation.
Start with the information you have.
A complete engineering drawing is useful, but it is not the only way to begin. If the project is still developing, share the current information and open items; we will identify which manufacturing details need confirmation before a reliable quotation.
- 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.
Keep the manufacturing decisions visible.
Define the scope, align the reference, then manufacture and pack against the confirmed requirements.
Scope review
Review drawings, material use, required finish, quantities and open questions.
Reference alignment
Align the relevant surface, colour, direction and visible-face expectations before production.
Quotation
Confirm the manufacturing scope and commercial terms for the defined order.
Fabrication
Process the confirmed material and component scope through agreed production steps.
Packing & documents
Prepare product protection, export packing and applicable order documents for shipment.
Questions before sending drawings.
The best enquiry is specific enough to define a manufacturable scope, while leaving open items visible for confirmation.
Can WJH manufacture a similar cabinet, railing or metal structure?
We can review the reference with your drawing, dimensions, quantities, material and finish direction to determine whether the material and fabrication scope can be defined for quotation.
Can I match a decorative stainless steel finish to a reference?
Share the desired direction or a physical sample when available. Surface options should be confirmed against the approved order reference.
What should be included in a custom fabrication enquiry?
Share the application, drawing or sketch, dimensions, quantities, preferred material and surface direction, visible-face requirements, and destination or packing needs.
Does WJH provide on-site installation?
WJH supports the material and fabrication scope. Local structural work and on-site installation remain with the project owner or contractor unless separately agreed in writing.
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.