Our approach was centered on minimizing material waste while delivering a high-quality, practical solution. For a lobby dual divider panel project, the client requested a freestanding frame with two panels featuring opposing patterns.
Using the initial concept and rough dimensions provided by the client, we developed a detailed 3D model employing cost-effective materials. This approach not only ensured high-quality results but also kept the project within budget by avoiding unexpected installation costs for the installer.
Our goal was to balance the design intent with practical implementation. We utilized readily available materials and construction methods similar to our standard solutions. We crafted custom 2” x 5” welded aluminum frames, each designed to hold two decorative 1” Elements panels.
The installation process was streamlined by concealing all holes and hardware necessary for securing the frames to the ground. The panels were installed in the standalone frames in just three simple steps, fulfilling the client’s vision efficiently and effectively.
When tasked with designing and installing custom work cubicles, we leveraged our standard practices to develop an effective solution tailored to the client’s needs. By adapting our proven methods, we efficiently produced estimates and detailed drawings.
We customized our standard metal framing system to eliminate redundant components, thereby reducing costs. Our approach involved creating a fully realized 3D model, which facilitated both production and the swift generation of precise installation instructions.
By employing our 3D modeling tools, we developed a minimalistic framing structure that made installation straightforward and secure, drawing on techniques used for room dividers. We also ensured that the parts were designed to minimize shipping costs and simplify the installation process, requiring only 2-3 personnel.
Although our expertise extends beyond Architectural Panels, we demonstrated our capability to deliver custom metal fabrication solutions for a complex project. Initially tasked with providing metal shelving for two areas, our scope expanded as the customer recognized our ability to meet additional needs.
We utilized CNC brake press techniques to fabricate shelving from sheet metal and metal tubing. Our team created detailed 3D models to develop precise drawings and address assembly challenges for larger pieces. To ensure a clean aesthetic, we designed the shelving with minimal visible hardware and engineered the larger components to be shipped in compact crates for straightforward assembly. This approach allowed for efficient installation while maintaining a high-quality finish.
Additionally, at the installer’s request, we designed the shelving to be adjustable to accommodate any field variations. Our commitment to precision and adaptability in custom metal fabrication ensured that every aspect of the project was executed seamlessly, from design to final installation.
For this project, we designed and produced floor-to-ceiling metal room dividers featuring elegantly curved panels and framing. The curvature of the panels necessitated a longer lead time, but the result was a striking, customized aesthetic that enhanced the concourse area.
To ensure a seamless design, we created a mending plate split, which minimized pattern interruptions and maintained visual continuity. Each divider consisted of four panels, each rolled into a quarter-circle configuration, contributing to the unique, tailored look of the space.
Our approach to custom projects includes creating detailed 3D models, which streamline the estimation of costs and lead times. For this installation, we used static steel standoffs at the bottom of the panels and adjustable standoffs at the top, allowing for precise alignment and stability.
This thoughtful design ensures that every element of the room dividers contributes to both functionality and aesthetic excellence.
For this project, the client requested the restoration of a broken cast iron panel. We used a photograph of the damaged panel to reproduce a full-sized MDF panel and designed a new steel frame to match the original aesthetics. The frame was crafted from steel using CNC brake press technology, ensuring precision and durability.
To accommodate the installation of concealed electrical wiring for an integrated light, we engineered the frame to include channels for running the wiring discreetly. This detail allowed the installer to hide the power source effectively, maintaining the sleek, uninterrupted appearance of the panel.
Our solution not only replicated the classic design but also integrated modern functionality, ensuring that both the visual and practical aspects of the project were addressed with meticulous attention to detail.