17/08/2026
✨ Architectural Wizardry in St Heliers 🔩🪄
Every now and then a project comes along that makes even seasoned steel fabricators stop, scratch their heads, and reach for another coffee.
This winding internal handrail in St Heliers was one of those.
It sits on a curved nib, which meant it had to do two things at once:
📏 Sit perfectly in the middle of the nib.
🌀 Match the helical turns of the nib from top to bottom.
Simple on paper... 😅
There was plenty of measuring, checking, tweaking, and the occasional nervous glance before we were happy with the result.
Take a close look at the finished photos and you might even spot where the join was made. It's a bit like a magician revealing the trick, so I'm half expecting Penn & Teller to come knocking on the workshop door.
A massive thank you to for trusting us with the challenge. You definitely made us sweat... but seeing the finished product, we'd say it was well worth it.
Projects like this remind us that steel fabrication is equal parts engineering, craftsmanship... and just a little bit of magic.