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Architectural metals.

Steel that gets looked at, not just leaned on — clock towers, exposed frames, the pieces a building shows off.

A steel clock tower for the Commerce Center standing in the snow, its frame in plain view — The Commerce Center clock tower, steel in plain view

What it covers

The clock tower stands in the snow with its steel frame in full view — our kind of architectural work. Same shop, same welders as the structural side.

The difference is simple: on this work, every weld will be seen. So the grinding, the fit and the finish get the extra pass, and the paint bay gets the last word.

Work: Exposed steel features and frames
Standard: Welds dressed to be seen
Finish: Through our surface prep and coatings bay
Alongside: Stairs, rails and miscellaneous metals

Steel on show

When the frame is the facade.

One tower, three trades: profile cutting, welding, coatings — all under the same roof on Kelly Lake Road.

The Commerce Center clock tower from the street, snowbanks around its base — **The tower, from the sidewalk**

A curved white picket railing around a mezzanine in a theatre lobby — **Rail work in a theatre lobby**

The finish matters here

Every weld will be seen.

See surface prep and coatings

Get a price on show steel

Make it visible.

If the architect wants the steel seen, send the drawings — the shop knows which welds get the extra pass.

(705) 675-3205 info@casteel1983.com

The plant: 1078 Kelly Lake Road
Sudbury, ON P3E 5P4
Fax: (705) 675-2739
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