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Spiral Stairs manufacturer - Elite Metalcraft
I will also post some photos when is finish
Copyright - Elite Metalcraft Co. Ltd - Loarnet - Slawek Sawicki
I will also post some photos when is finish
Copyright - Elite Metalcraft Co. Ltd - Loarnet - Slawek Sawicki
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Shedendman
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Is it me,or is that gentleman without eye protection?
I can see he's wearing glasses 
gerrymoore
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Amazing work...I've just been struggling to make 6 100mm circles out of 3mm steel!!!!
Oh...and over here, I've yet to see a welder use any eye protection..they just close their eyes :-0
Oh...and over here, I've yet to see a welder use any eye protection..they just close their eyes :-0
its you
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Looks like normal speks to me,is he welding(going by the sparks) or grinding?
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There is no time for welding mask - client is waiting
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Another Staircase Project
Spiral Staircase work in progress
Spiral Staircase work completed
Copyright - Elite Metalcraft Co. Ltd - Loarnet - Slawek Sawicki
Spiral Staircase work in progress
Spiral Staircase work completed
Copyright - Elite Metalcraft Co. Ltd - Loarnet - Slawek Sawicki
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Client can wait then - Health & Safety
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Yes - You absolutely right.
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Old staircase project
Helical staircase
Helical stairacse
Helical staircase
Helical saircase
Helical staircase
As seen recently in ES Standard Magazine
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Helical staircase
As seen recently in ES Standard Magazine
Client: Dorchester Hotel
Main Contractor: Vivid Interiors
Architect: Fox Linton
This was one of the most technically demanding staircases ever taken on by Elite Metalcraft, and it was for this reason we were chosen ahead all the other companies tendering this prestigious contract. This stairs has been featured on the X factor and in Hello magazine.
The staircase forms an elliptical profile on plan, and also on the landing balustrade. This proved technically beyond the capacity of most other companies. Because of our expertise in this area we were able to offer a value engineered solution which has become the trade mark of Elite Metalcraft.
The staircase is supported only at the top and bottom. This was made possible by using 2no 200mm diameter 15mm thick wall tubes as its spine with welded arms radially positioned to support the treads running the full length of the staircase. It had the appearance of a fish skeleton before being clad with folded metal treads. The soffit is finished in fibrous plaster.
The balustrade had an entirely different set of demands, as can be seen from closer inspection. Each bar is 15mm thick and starts at 24mm wide at the base and finishes at 9mm wide at the point of contact with the stainless handrail. This allowed the “basket weave affect” to become more aesthetically pleasing and was one of many key design ideas from Elite Metalcraft. The surface was ground to give an aged look and hand painted on site. The treads and risers are in polished marble.
http://www.elitemetalcraft.co.uk/publish/Gallery Staircases/dorchester/dorchester.html
Helical staircasefantastic work!!
out of interest, in the 2nd pic how do you create the lip on the outside edge of the staircase? i can't imagine you could fit that fit that in a shrinker/stretcher
Helical staircase
Helical stairacse
Helical staircase
Helical saircase
Helical staircase
As seen recently in ES Standard Magazine
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Helical staircase
As seen recently in ES Standard Magazine
Client: Dorchester Hotel
Main Contractor: Vivid Interiors
Architect: Fox Linton
This was one of the most technically demanding staircases ever taken on by Elite Metalcraft, and it was for this reason we were chosen ahead all the other companies tendering this prestigious contract. This stairs has been featured on the X factor and in Hello magazine.
The staircase forms an elliptical profile on plan, and also on the landing balustrade. This proved technically beyond the capacity of most other companies. Because of our expertise in this area we were able to offer a value engineered solution which has become the trade mark of Elite Metalcraft.
The staircase is supported only at the top and bottom. This was made possible by using 2no 200mm diameter 15mm thick wall tubes as its spine with welded arms radially positioned to support the treads running the full length of the staircase. It had the appearance of a fish skeleton before being clad with folded metal treads. The soffit is finished in fibrous plaster.
The balustrade had an entirely different set of demands, as can be seen from closer inspection. Each bar is 15mm thick and starts at 24mm wide at the base and finishes at 9mm wide at the point of contact with the stainless handrail. This allowed the “basket weave affect” to become more aesthetically pleasing and was one of many key design ideas from Elite Metalcraft. The surface was ground to give an aged look and hand painted on site. The treads and risers are in polished marble.
http://www.elitemetalcraft.co.uk/publish/Gallery Staircases/dorchester/dorchester.html
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weldingscotty803
what you staring at??????????
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very nice work.
