
Submit Your Stainless Steel Drawings for Production Quotation
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To get a production quotation, send your stainless steel drawings as clear PDF or DWG files with dimensions, material grade, finish and quantities marked. Include photos of the installation site so we can confirm measurements before production starts.
What to include in your drawings
A complete drawing lets us estimate accurately and avoid back-and-forth. Please make sure each file shows the full overall dimensions, the position of every joint, fixing points, and any cut-outs or openings.
- Overall dimensions and tolerances, clearly labeled
- Material type and grade, such as 304 or 316 stainless steel
- Surface finish, for example brushed, polished or satin
- Quantity of each element and the drawing revision number
If you have a detail sheet, attach it as well, since small connection details often affect the production method.
Accepted file formats and sending tips
We work with PDF for reference and DWG or DXF for production files. Name each file with the project name and drawing number so nothing gets mixed up when several items arrive together.
Keep scale consistent and avoid sending only screenshots of sketches. If a drawing is hand-drawn, a clear photo with a known measurement next to it is acceptable as a starting point, though we will confirm everything on site.
On-site measurement before production
Drawings are checked against the real building before anything is cut. Stainless steel is precise work, and walls, floors and openings are rarely perfectly square. Our team measures the site and compares the results with your drawing.
If we find differences, we note them in a written specification and ask for your approval. This step protects both sides from costly rework after fabrication.
From approved drawing to the factory floor
Once the drawing and measurements are approved in writing, the job moves into production at our workshop. We cut, shape, weld and grind the stainless steel parts, then finish them to the surface quality agreed on the specification.
- Written specification signed by the client
- Cutting and forming with controlled tolerances
- Welding, grinding and surface finishing
- Inspection before delivery
Delivery and installation
Finished elements are packed to protect the surface during transport. Installation is planned around the building schedule, so the work fits in with other trades such as tiling, painting and glazing.
Where relevant, we coordinate fixings and anchor points with the engineer or contractor before the installation day, which keeps the site work smooth.
Preparing your project for a quick quotation
A few preparations speed up the quotation considerably. Gather the drawings, site photos, the intended use of the stainless steel element and any loading or environmental conditions you know about, such as exposure to sea air.
Send everything in one package if possible, and mention your preferred timing so we can plan the production queue accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send a hand sketch instead of a formal drawing?
Yes, a clear sketch with dimensions is a good start. We will verify all measurements on site before production begins.
Which stainless steel grade should I specify?
Grade 304 suits most indoor and general exterior uses, while 316 is better for coastal or chemically aggressive environments. If unsure, describe the location and we will advise.
Do I need to be present for the site measurement?
It helps if someone who knows the building is available to give access and answer questions about the openings and surfaces.
Will I receive a written specification before production?
Yes. We send a written specification based on your drawings and site measurements, and production starts only after you approve it.
Common mistakes to avoid
Sending drawings without dimensions, finish or material grade, or assuming the building matches the plan exactly. Both lead to delays and corrections later.
Our recommendation
Mark the finish and grade directly on the drawing and include a site photo with the main opening measured. This single habit saves the most time between the first inquiry and the approved specification.
Summary
Send complete stainless steel drawings with dimensions, grade, finish and quantities, and we will verify on site, confirm in writing, and then produce and install.
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