⏤ SERVICE
GSP Engineering fabricates custom architectural metalwork for homeowners, architects, interior designers and builders across Melbourne. From bespoke shelving and table bases to decorative panels and integrated metal details, we work from supplied designs to create pieces tailored to their setting, function and finish requirements.
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⏤ what we deliver
Made-to-measure metal shelving for storage and display, with frames, shelf arrangements and finishes tailored to the space and intended use.
Custom steel furniture and furniture frames, fabricated to individual designs with attention to proportions, connections and integration with other materials.
Perforated steel panels for screening, infill and decorative applications, with hole patterns, panel dimensions and fixing details coordinated to the project.
Made-to-measure metal components and assemblies, fabricated to suit project-specific dimensions, fixing requirements and everyday use.
Bespoke metal elements fabricated to suit individual designs, with careful attention to proportion, detailing and finish.
⏤ SELECTED WORK
⏤ common questions
Yes. GSP works from architectural drawings, client sketches and reference images. We review the proposed dimensions, materials, connections and finishes with you to clarify what is needed before fabrication.
Our work includes bespoke metal shelving, custom steel furniture and frames, decorative metalwork and perforated steel panels. If your piece falls outside these examples, send us your design so we can assess its suitability for fabrication.
Yes. Shelving can be fabricated to suit specific dimensions and layouts, including corners and irregular spaces. Tell us what the shelves will hold so loading, supports and fixing requirements can be considered alongside their appearance.
Metal components can be fabricated to interface with other materials. Dimensions, tolerances and fixing details need to be coordinated with the relevant trades, with each party’s supply and installation scope agreed before fabrication.
We can discuss fabrication considerations for the proposed material and finish, taking account of the design, intended use and indoor or outdoor setting. If your architect or designer has already specified a finish, include it with your enquiry so we can assess the requirements.
Send your project location, drawings or sketches, approximate dimensions and reference images. Include the intended use, preferred materials and finishes, quantities and whether installation is required. For shelving or furniture, tell us about expected loads and any components being supplied by other trades.
