Hardware Department
Typical examples of architectural hardware include staircase handrails, trims, eaves, and privacy louvers.
Our other work ranges from small things like mailboxes and curtain rails to larger projects such as repairing office buildings and warehouses, and installing external corridors.
The materials used are diverse, including steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
We also handle pre-made products such as partition boards, clothes drying hardware, and rooftop/underfloor inspection hatches.
We will carefully respond to various needs, from design to processing, manufacturing, installation and maintenance.
Please feel free to contact us.
Handling construction work
Miscellaneous blacksmith work Tower crane anchor sets and bracing angles Manholes, underfloor inspection hatches, rooftop inspection hatches, inspection ladders General gutter work, exterior wall work, roof work, roof coping, roof covering base entrance areas Building nameplates, bulletin boards, frequency display boards, mailboxes Car park space numbers, bicycle parking racks, elevator frame recesses, automatic door bases Intrusion prevention fences, garbage disposal shelf stairs and balconies Staircase handrails (can be wall-mounted), staircase non-slip, staircase gap seals Balcony handrails, balcony partitions, stairwell fall prevention Clothes drying hardware, water heater covers (SUS, manufacturing and installation)
Indoors Curtain rails, picture rails, Western-style hanger pipes, floor trim, Western-style storage, etc. Piping pits
Installation example
◆Production and processing of metal fittings for apartment buildings
Intrusion prevention fences, handrails, and clearances, etc.
◆ Installation of all types of hardware for apartment complexes
Staircase handrails, balcony handrails, tub construction, curtain rails, hanger pipe picture rails, balcony partitions, mailboxes, entrance hall bulletin boards, etc.
◆Renovation work for company buildings, etc.
Column reinforcement, beam reinforcement, stud replacement, parapet installation, etc.
