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Prepared and finished
for the build ahead.

Surface preparation and protective finishing for fabricated steelwork and construction components, coordinated around the condition, finish and timing the project requires.

Protective coating being applied to fabricated steelwork in a workshop
Construction

A clear workshop pathway for construction steelwork.

Construction components need to arrive ready for the next stage. Surface condition, fabrication details, selected finish and site program all affect how the preparation and coating work should be planned.

Kelmscott supports transportable steelwork and metal components through workshop sandblasting, spray painting and powder coating, with suitable on-site blasting assessed for fixed or difficult-to-move assets.

Fabricated steelwork

Frames, beams, supports and assemblies requiring a clean prepared surface or protective coating.

Rails and barriers

Suitable balustrades, handrails, barriers and exposed project metalwork.

Brackets and components

Batches of fabricated parts that need consistent preparation and an agreed finish.

Plant and site equipment

Suitable construction equipment, attachments, frames and working components affected by corrosion or coating wear.

Good coordination begins before the components arrive.

Drawings, quantities, handling information and the required finish help align the workshop scope with fabrication, delivery and installation.

Fabrication condition

Welds, edges, sharp corners, existing coatings and surface contamination can all influence preparation and finish quality.

Batch consistency

For repeated components, identify quantities, dimensions and the required visual or protective outcome across the set.

Program coordination

Share the delivery sequence, installation dates and any follow-on work so the requested turnaround can be assessed properly.

The right preparation and finish for the asset.

Choose the service you need, or send the project details and Kelmscott can help identify the most suitable pathway.

Set up for transportable steelwork, components and repeatable project work.

The Kelmscott workshop provides a controlled place to receive, prepare and finish suitable construction items. Pickup and delivery can be discussed where it helps coordinate the job.

Pre-delivery review

Photos, drawings, dimensions and weights allow the team to consider access, handling and preparation before the load arrives.

One preparation-to-finish pathway

Sandblasting and protective finishing can be planned together where the item requires both stages.

Pickup and delivery

Transport is available for suitable work. Include collection, delivery and site access information with the project scope.

Fixed asset assessment

Where a component cannot reasonably move, Kelmscott can assess whether mobile blasting is suitable for the location and asset.

Strip back the problem before building up the finish.

Preparation exposes the condition of the base material and creates the clean, controlled surface required before an agreed protective coating is applied.

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Corroded fabricated steel component before preparationExisting condition
Fabricated steel component after abrasive preparationPrepared for finish

A practical path from scope to return.

Early project information helps the team assess handling, access, preparation, finish and timing before work is scheduled.

  1. 01

    Share the package

    Send drawings or photos, dimensions, quantities, finish requirements and the project program.

  2. 02

    Review handling

    Kelmscott checks access, lifting, transport, preparation and workshop suitability.

  3. 03

    Schedule the work

    The preparation and finishing stages are aligned to the agreed batch or delivery sequence.

  4. 04

    Check and release

    The work is reviewed against the agreed scope before collection, delivery or installation.

Construction project enquiry

Send the component schedule, finish and required date.

A useful construction quote starts with the actual package: what is being supplied, its current condition, how it can be handled and when the project needs it back.

Useful details to include

  • Photos or drawings of the complete component
  • Dimensions, weight, quantity and fabrication condition
  • Required preparation and protective finish
  • Collection, delivery and site access details
  • Required date and proposed delivery sequence
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