Equipment frames & bases
Custom fabricated frames, supports and base assemblies shaped around equipment dimensions, mounting locations and the available floor space.
FABRICATION WITH A PURPOSE
Not every requirement
fits a catalogue.
An equipment base may need to fit an existing machine. A partition may need to work around a production line. A bracket may need to connect components with very specific mounting points. Custom fabrication begins with understanding those details.
Elite Structures works on fabricated metal assemblies for equipment, facilities and industrial applications. We help define the fabrication package around your drawings, dimensions and operating requirements, with clear agreement on materials, connections and the finished result.
Equipment framesIndustrial fencingBespoke assemblies
Discuss Your Fabrication Brief ↗ 
WHAT WE CAN DISCUSS
Different applications.
The same attention to detail.
Start with the intended use. Define the components, connections and finish around it.
Industrial fencing & partitions
Framed panels and industrial fencing packages planned around the layout, fixing points and access requirements of the facility.
Bespoke metal assemblies
Brackets, supports and application-specific metalwork made to an agreed brief, with materials, interfaces and finish defined for the intended use.
FROM BRIEF TO FINISHED ASSEMBLY
A clear process.
A considered result.
Good fabrication starts before the first component is made—with a shared understanding of what the assembly must fit, support or connect.
Define the application
Review your drawings, sketches or reference dimensions. Discuss the operating environment, equipment interfaces, quantities and any constraints that affect the finished assembly.
Agree the fabrication scope
Clarify materials, section sizes, fixing details, critical dimensions and finish requirements. Resolve drawing queries and agree the inspection needs before work begins.
Fabricate & coordinate delivery
Work to the agreed fabrication package and review the finished components against its requirements. Plan packing, transport and any site assembly interfaces with your team.
START WITH THE RIGHT DETAILS
Bring a drawing.
Or bring the problem.
If you have a fabrication drawing, share the latest revision. If you are still developing the requirement, describe the application and provide sketches, photographs or measurements to help explain it.
Highlight the details that matter most: where the assembly fits, how it connects, what it supports and the conditions in which it will be used.
Start a Custom Fabrication Enquiry ↗Useful information for your brief
- Application, overall dimensions and required quantity
- Drawings, sketches or photographs of the existing setup
- Material specifications and surface finish
- Mounting points, mating parts and critical tolerances
- Loads, operating conditions and inspection requirements
- Delivery location, access constraints and target timeline
For specialist enclosures or chambers, include the operating conditions and acceptance criteria so feasibility and scope can be reviewed.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Let’s define the scope.
Can I start with a sketch instead of a finished drawing?
Yes. A sketch, photographs and key dimensions can start the discussion. The fabrication details and responsibilities for final drawings need to be agreed before manufacture.
Can I enquire about a single assembly or a repeat requirement?
Share the quantity and whether the work is a one-off or part of a recurring requirement. Batch size, complexity and delivery needs can then be considered when reviewing the scope.
How are materials and finishes selected?
Include any material grade or finish already specified for your project. Where these are undecided, describe the operating environment and intended use so the options can be discussed and agreed with the responsible project team.
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