Stainless steel fabrication
Custom stainless steel work for commercial uses, food processing, catering, architecture and one-off specialist projects.
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Custom stainless steel, aluminium & mild steel fabrication.
Specialised Stainless works with commercial, food processing, transport, automotive and rural customers from a Patumahoe workshop regularly serving Pukekohe, Waiuku, Tuakau and Franklin, with wider-area jobs considered where practical.
What we do
Fabrication services.
Aluminium fabrication
Lightweight aluminium fabrication for trade, rural, transport and automotive requirements, including custom ute canopy work.
Learn moreMild steel fabrication
Practical mild steel fabrication, welding and component production for customers who need durable custom metalwork.
Learn moreCommercial kitchen fabrication
Stainless cabinets, drawers, furnishing, storage and kitchen metalwork for commercial and hospitality environments.
Learn moreFood processing fabrication
Stainless steel fabrication for food processing, dairy, catering and hygienic production environments.
Learn moreRoad transport fabrication
Bespoke metalwork for trucks, trailers, vans, utes and road transport equipment.
Learn moreThree materials, one workshop
The right metal for the job — and honest advice on which.
01 / Stainless steel
Stainless steel
Corrosion-resistant and food-safe — the default for kitchens, food processing and anywhere hygiene and longevity matter.
- Food-grade & hygienic finishes
- Corrosion & wash-down resistant
- Benches, tanks, hoods, components
02 / Aluminium
Aluminium
Light, strong and rust-free — ideal for vehicles, canopies, trailers and anything where weight counts.
- Lightweight, won’t rust
- Ute canopies, trays & toolboxes
- Transport & rural use
03 / Mild steel
Mild steel
Strong and cost-effective for structural and heavy-duty work where a hard-wearing finish does the job.
- Strong & cost-effective
- Frames, gates & structures
- Painted or galvanised finishes
Design to order
Built around the job, not a catalogue part.
The practical next step is to discuss what needs to be produced, the material, the environment it will be used in and any must-have dimensions or fittings.
Got a job in mind? Let’s talk it through.
Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.