Design Canal Engineering


fabrication is an Art


C


anal Engineering Ltd is an architectural metalwork company based in Nottingham.


At Canal Engineering lies a


heritage of design innovation, quality manufacture and efficient installation of that stretches back to its formation in 1924. Today, separate divisions for CANAL Architectural Metalwork and Fabrication, ASPEN Stainless and AJAX Safe Access Systems, each have a wealth of experience that presently resides in the management and skilled workforce, which is a rare and much valued resource in today’s industry. The Canal Engineering philosophy


is based on offering the very best practical engineering advice for every required application; making sure that original design concepts presented are not compromised. We have developed an enviable reputation as


market leaders in quality and design innovation, providing a strong and loyal client base in the U.K and abroad. Canal Engineering has developed


from a family culture to one that embraces modern management and manufacturing techniques. Our production facilities include


state of the art manufacturing machinery and equipment. All employees are qualified in all aspects of factory and site work and have the expertise to design and manufacture a diverse range of stainless steel products. From concept to completion we


can’t be beat, so make your vision a reality with Canal Engineering


94 Self Build Homes | April 2012


Architectural Metalwork and Fabrication When it comes to making


an entrance grand, CANAL has the knowledge and engineering expertise to transform contemporary design ideas into magnificent metalwork structures that make impressive statements. Many Canal projects are for


staircases and balustrade, but their experience extends to all aspects of architectural metalwork including; • Canopies • Balconies • Bespoke railings • Sculptures


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