Steel fabrication in Meath: a practical guide
Meath mixes commuter belt housing around Ashbourne and Dunboyne with a large agricultural base further north and west. The steel we supply reflects both.
Agricultural and rural work
Portal frames, machinery bays, stores, repairs to corroded column feet and damaged rafters, plus farm entrance gates and boundary railings. Durability is the priority, so hot dip galvanising is the default on anything exposed to weather, slurry or washdown.
Extending an existing shed is a measuring job rather than a drawing job, because old buildings are rarely at the spacing anyone recorded.
Commuter belt housing
Around Ashbourne, Dunboyne, Ratoath and Navan the work is the same as Dublin: extension beams, attic conversion steel, feature stairs and balustrades, driveway gates and front railings.
These need an engineer's design for the structural items and a site survey for the rest, and we handle both from the Dublin 22 workshop.
Commercial work
Mezzanine floors, access stairs, platforms and security gates for units around Navan, Trim and the M3 corridor. Fabricated off site and installed in planned windows so a business does not have to stop.
Everything structural is fabricated to EN 1090-1 EXC3 with documentation for the safety file.
Delivery into Meath
We deliver from Dublin 22 across the county. Farm access is usually generous, though soft ground in winter is worth flagging before a loaded vehicle arrives.
Send drawings, measurements or photographs and we will quote, normally within one working day.
Want this priced for your own job? Send us your drawings or a photo and we will come back with a fixed price, usually within one working day.
Common questions
Need this done properly? Talk to the workshop.
Send us drawings, a sketch or a site photo. We come back with a fixed price and a firm lead time, usually within one working day.