Stainless steel.
Finish first.
Decorative sheet and drawing-led metalwork.
Choose a surface, define the component, then send us the details for a quotation.
COLOUR × TEXTURE × MATERIAL
Begin with the appearance.
Photographed CT10 samples for comparing texture and colour. Keep the reference code with your inquiry.
No.4 Matt
Brushed / neutral
Hairline Champagne
Hairline / champagne gold + AFP
Small Water Ripple
Textured / reflective
Screen images help narrow the choice. Approve the colour and texture on a physical sample.
All six finish references ↗What are you making?
A sheet order needs a finish and cutting list. A fabricated component also needs its geometry, connections and supply scope.
Decorative Sheets
Base material / Sheet format↗02PVD Sheets
Colour / Surface↗03Hairline Sheets
Appearance / Material↗04Mirror Sheets
Format / Appearance↗05Honeycomb Panels
Facing / Assembly↗06Elevator Door Surrounds
Schedule / Dimensions↗07Screens & Partitions
Design / Scope↗08Custom Fabrication
Drawings / Material↗A drawing and a finish
reference go a long way.
For a comparable quotation, separate the visible surface from the underlying construction. Tell us what is fixed and what still needs to be agreed.
Read the inquiry checklist ↗- 01
Material & geometry
Grade, metal thickness, finished size and drawing revision.
- 02
Surface & sample
Texture, colour, grain direction and the retained reference.
- 03
Scope & destination
Quantity by part, included components, packing and delivery market.
Send the drawing. Start the conversation.
Include the material, finish, dimensions, quantities and destination.
Resolve the detail before you order.
Compare surfaces, review panel construction and prepare a clearer enquiry. Practical notes for architectural stainless steel buyers.
No.4 and Hairline: Specify the Grain You Want ↗
304 or 316 for Architectural Stainless Steel? ↗
Honeycomb Panel or Solid Stainless Sheet? ↗
Compare Stainless Quotations on the Same Scope ↗