Amjad Engineering Works fabricates architectural metalwork for contractors, architects and building owners: staircases, balustrades, handrails, facades, canopies and screens. Every element is drawn and approved before fabrication, so the shop builds what the design intends rather than what is easiest to weld.
Work covers stringers, treads, landing frames, posts, infill panels, brackets and anchor plates in mild steel, stainless 304 or 316 and aluminum. Welds on exposed faces are dressed and finished to the agreed standard, and parts are galvanized or powder-coated to the project finish schedule before dispatch.
Site work is planned with the contractor: setting-out dimensions are checked against the structure, fixing details are agreed, and installation is carried out by our own crews so the finished element is level, plumb and aligned with the approved drawing.
Recent architectural scopes include a feature staircase, plant facade cladding and entrance canopies. Share the drawings, the finishes and the program and we will confirm what we can fabricate and install.

MIG, TIG and arc welding that returns cracked frames, worn parts and damaged equipment to service.

Brackets, housings, guards and frame assemblies for production lines and OEM machines, made to fit.

Laser and plasma cutting, CNC bending and rolling that turn flat sheet into accurate, repeatable parts.


Send the architectural drawings and the finish schedule. We will confirm sections, fixings and the install window, then fabricate to the approved details and hand over a level, complete element.