Balcony With Full Balustrade
This project was in Lisson Grove in West London and we were asked to design, build and install a steel balcony with full balustrade.
Back to visit…
We popped back to visit a project we worked on last year, now it has been finished. It is always good to return to a job once completed; so often we leave before anything looks finished! So there is no real opportunity for any decent photographs of the work we have carried out.
First Phase of Steelwork
This is the first phase of steelwork to a large residential property in Surrey. The galvanised steelwork shown is to support a gabion basket wall.
Second Phase Complete!
Here are some great images of the second phase we have completed for the residential property in the Surrey Hills.
Steels for an Extension on an Existing Property
Steels for an extension on an existing property always need careful planning as they won’t be freestanding and need to fit in within the detailed plans for an extension. These bespoke steels were measured, designed, supplied and installed by Two Js Metalwork.
Steels for Luxury Apartments in Tonbridge
This project for Two J’s Metalwork is to supply steels for luxury apartments in Tonbridge, Kent. Phase one has now been completed.
Two Storey Extension in Forest Row
This is a two storey extension in Forest Row. Our customer has kindly sent us through the photographs below.
Extension to Tunbridge Wells Home
This extension is making great headway in Tunbridge Wells. This is a great project for our team as it shows technicality, attention to detail and is a good sized extension.
Steelwork for a Quirky Architectural Bungalow
This is going to look spectacular and was a really interesting project to work on. The steelwork for a quirky architectural bungalow such as this, really shows the level of quality and detail that we offer our customers.
Steel Balconies for a Beach Front House
This was an interesting project for Two J’s! We installed two steel balconies for a beach front house down on the south coast. The steel for these balconies went through hot dip galvanising, which involves immersing the metal in a bath of molten zinc.
