This is a two storey extension in Forest Row. Our customer has kindly sent us through the photographs below.
We went to site, to survey the existing building and take accurate dimensions. From this we proceeded to create a detailed digital model within our cad software.
Our fabricators worked from the CAD drawings to create what you see in the pictures and all was delivered to site on a HIAB lorry. The customer could then utilise the HIAB to lift steelwork to location which made our part of the project so much easier for them.
Testimonial
“These guys are great!
They produced a very complicated steel frame for us that was millimetre perfect. Steve was able to combine our original cad model with an on-site survey to produce a comprehensive set of construction drawings. The steels were delivered to site in stages as the site had minimal storage space. Some last minute alterations were dealt with quickly and with a smile.
Altogether we would recommend Two J’s and have already used them again since.“
Roland Beaven
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Creating a strong structure for your extension is essential. Two J’s Metalwork specialise in creating bespoke structural steelwork for domestic as well as commercial properties. As an established Structural Steelworks company based in East Sussex, we have a highly experienced team of steel fabricators who are able to deliver high-quality bespoke structural steelwork for extensions as well as new build projects.
Want to work with us?
If you are looking for any type of bespoke steel framework for any style of building; outbuildings on your current property, for a house extension or new build, through to large commercial buildings or steels like this for luxury apartments, then Two J’s Metalwork would love to chat with you further. This particular job was a two storey extension in Forest Row in East Sussex and we work throughout Kent, Hampshire, Surrey, Essex & South London, as well as West and East Sussex.
Please contact us on 01825 732782 if you would like to make an enquiry for a project such as this.
