Handrails fabricated by Metalcore, Seven Hills

Metalcore is a family-operated steel and metal fabrication business at Unit 4/18 Bearing Road, Seven Hills, in Western Sydney. The workshop fabricates in steel, stainless steel and aluminium for builders, contractors and homeowners in the residential, retail, commercial and industrial sectors.

Services

  • Custom design steel fabrication
  • General structural steel fabrication, from a single steel lintel to a purpose-made steel building
  • Stainless steel and aluminium fabrication
  • Balustrades, handrails and staircases
  • Welding and sheet metal fabrication
  • Surface treatment
  • Steelwork for home renovations and small builders
  • Wheelchair repair and modification

How they work

Metalcore looks after drawings and detailing, manufacturing, delivery and installation, and offers builders trade pricing. Each job is quoted individually, and the team can advise on the amount and type of steel a project needs.

To discuss a job, call (02) 9674 1622, use the quote form on the website, or visit the Seven Hills workshop.

Common questions

Where is Metalcore based?

The workshop is at Unit 4/18 Bearing Road, Seven Hills NSW 2147.

Does Metalcore work on residential jobs?

Yes. As well as commercial and industrial work, the business handles steel for home renovations and small builders, including balustrades, handrails and staircases.

Can Metalcore install what it fabricates?

Yes. The team arranges drawings, detailing, manufacturing, delivery and installation.

Does Metalcore repair wheelchairs?

Wheelchair repair and modification is listed as one of its services.

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