Flawless sheet metalwork to keep your business moving forward
Poor metalwork can lead to costly rework and extensive project delays. No one wants that frustration. Shelley Engineering prioritises quality assurance, implementing rigorous inspection procedures to ensure superior craftsmanship and a finish that exceeds expectations.
Sheet Metalwork Services We Provide:
Prototype Solutions: We’ll Bring Your Ideas to Life
At Shelley Engineering, we specialise in turning ideas into reality through our prototyping service. We provide expert guidance to manage budgets and minimise risks, guiding you through the process with precision and efficiency. From idea exploration to CAD design development, precision fabrication, rigorous testing, and iterative refinement, we ensure your vision is transformed into a tangible prototype, ready for rollout.
Types Of Metal We Can Work With:
Impeccable Finishes: Elevate Your Project with Shelley
At Shelley Engineering, we take pride in delivering impeccable finishes that add the perfect touch of elegance to sheet metalwork projects. Whether it's handrails, balustrading, balconies, shop displays and counters, we offer a range of options to suit your design preferences.
Choose from our brushed or mirror-polished finishes to achieve the desired aesthetic for your project. The brushed finish adds a subtle and sophisticated texture, while the mirror-polished finish brings a captivating shine that creates a visually stunning result. Metal finishes we can provide include:
Ready to work with the right metalwork partner on your next project?
- Design and Price – Let us know your vision and we’ll put together the right solution for your needs and budget.
- Fabricate and Fit – Our skilled team will make and ship your metalwork or install your project for you.
- Celebrate Success – Get headache-free custom metalwork you can be proud of.
Metal work projects we have worked on
High Quality Jewellery Display Cabinets
Case study: High Quality Jewellery Display Cabinets We were approached by our customer with an outline of oversized cabinets that were required to model high-end jewellery. The company were not sure how the cabinets would operate and provided sketch-type drawings of what was needed but no information about how they would be manufactured, operate as…
Curved Ceiling Light Fitting
Case study: Curved Ceiling Light Fitting Our customer approached us with a plastic flexible led light strip wanting us to design and manufacture a fixing that would allow them to install the flexible LED light strip into the ceiling. It needed to be any combination of curved profile with the fixing element hidden under…
Design and manufacture Metal tube lumieres
Case study: Lumieres – Tube Lights Our customer approached us to design and manufacture tube lumieres. They produced an architect’s view of what they wanted it to look like. We were not given any drawings, just a rough sketch and an indication of the gaps required between each of the lumieres. The customer required…
Metal Fabricators For Art Design
Case study: Design and manufacture – Public Art Piece We were approached by our customer with an artist’s impression of an art piece and asked to design and manufacture it. The art piece was to be placed in an external public area. We were not given drawings and the customer did not know what materials…
Exceed Expectations, Safeguard Your Reputation
Your sheet metalwork projects are more than just metal - they represent your reputation. Choosing the right partner is crucial. At Shelley Engineering, we get it. With an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, reliable project management, and exceptional customer service, we ensure your projects get the results you need. No more delays, poor quality, or costly rework. Call our team today and experience the difference Shelley makes.
Your questions about Architectural Metalwork Answered.
Sheet metal fabrication is a manufacturing process where sheets of metal are cut, folded, and assembled into functional parts with a range of tools and machines. The cutting of the sheet metal is achieved using a laser cutting or punching process. Welding or other joining methods can be used to join parts to create complex assemblies.