From drawing to installation.

One coordinated route for bespoke metalwork: technical development, fabrication, finishing, trial assembly, quality inspection and project delivery.

Large curved acrylic components staged inside the YUANQIRUN workshop

Resolve before production.

We review dimensions, interfaces, material behaviour, finish direction and installation access so the design can move into fabrication with fewer unknowns.

Metal components laid out for production planning
Design CoordinationDrawings, dimensions, connection details and installation sequence are reviewed together.
Sheet metal stock prepared for fabrication
Material ConfirmationMaterial grade, thickness, grain direction and finish reference are aligned before cutting.
Material and component planning across the factory floor
Production PlanningMaterial flow and component batches are organized around the fabrication and delivery sequence.
Metal fabrication and forming line
In-house FabricationCutting, forming, welding and finishing are coordinated around the same production intent.

Large-form acrylic, shaped to project geometry.

Real workshop stages show how large curved acrylic components move from protected stock through forming, lifting and geometry review.

Protected curved acrylic components staged for production
Protected StagingFormed components remain protected while batches and next operations are organized.
Large acrylic components arranged across the production workshop
Production FloorFull-scale parts are arranged with the space needed for forming, handling and inspection.
Transparent acrylic panel held in a tall compound curve during forming
Curved FormingThe full-size panel is shaped so curvature and edge conditions can be reviewed directly.
Worker guiding a transparent curved acrylic shell during crane lifting
Controlled LiftingLifting points and handling sequence protect the formed geometry during movement.
Completed transparent curved acrylic shell resting on the workshop floor
Geometry ReviewThe formed shell is checked at full scale before the next production or delivery stage.
Overview of protected large curved acrylic components in the workshop
Batch CoordinationProtected components remain identifiable and accessible as the project moves forward.

Prove, pack and support.

Complex assemblies are checked before dispatch. This makes interfaces visible early and helps the site team understand how the work comes together.

Curved bar undergoing trial assembly in the factory
Trial AssemblyKey modules are assembled to check geometry, seams and the relationship between components.
Custom wine display cabinet under factory inspection
Quality InspectionVisible surfaces, alignment, function and assembly condition are reviewed before packing.
Protected metal components prepared for installation
Protected DeliveryPackaging and component identification are planned around transport and site handling.
Custom metal elements being installed on site
Installation SupportInstallation information and technical coordination support the final handover on site.

A clearer process starts with a clearer brief.

Share drawings, quantities, finish references, target date and delivery location for an initial production review.

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