A frame we made, hung in a house, reflecting a staircase we made. Everything drawn further down this page is drawn to the section this one was built to.
It is hot-rolled steel angle, mitered on a fiber laser and welded closed by hand, and the glass rests down inside the L. What faces the room is an eighth of an inch of steel, with the glass recessed in shadow behind it. No stocked frame holds that line, because no stocked frame is made from structural angle.
Turn it. Move your cursor across the frame.
See the collectionDrawn with ¾″ backing. On a shipped wall piece the backing is yours to pick, and it sets how deep the shadow reads: thinner backing, deeper reveal.
The reveal is what the section produces: the leg stands an inch and a half off the wall, the glass sits inside it, and the steel is left standing proud of the glass. Nothing is applied, nothing is trim. The drawing is the product.
The opening is captured with a 3D scanner, not a tape. The frame is built to the wall it will hang on.
Every miter is cut on a fiber laser. The four corners close because they were never approximate.
Each corner is welded by hand into a single continuous line of steel.
The joint is ground until it disappears. Run a finger over the corner. Nothing.
The Signature Series — four catalogue sizes, cut, welded, ground and numbered in our own shop, priced and ready to order, frame only. Any other dimension is cut to your opening and quoted.
Any opening between 24 and 144 inches, either finish, wall or floor. Cut to your dimensions and quoted inside twenty-four hours.
Build your sizeEvery Signature Series piece is stamped and numbered on the back before it leaves the shop. Four is where the catalogue ends, not the shop. Larger openings are cut to order and delivered, and the same section takes a canvas or a print just as well.
Pick a catalogue size, or type your own opening into the bench below and see the price move as you do. Nothing is paid at this step.
A dimensioned drawing comes back to you inside one business day. Nothing is cut until you have signed off on it.
Counted from the day you approve. Mitered on the fiber laser, welded by hand, ground flush, powder coated.
A wall piece in a Vancouver house. The frame stands a full inch and a half off the plaster, so what you see head on is the eighth-inch edge and the shadow behind it.
Every frame is cut to one wall. Give us the opening and the section builds to it: the eighth-inch edge, the inch and a half off the plaster, held at any dimension you name. Pick the backing and you pick the shadow.
Type any opening from 24 to 144 inches. The price updates as you type.
Frame only, before shipping and tax. This number is an estimate that follows the catalogue; the figure on your drawing is the one that counts.
Trade pricing. We come back inside twenty-four hours with a number and a drawing, and nothing is cut until you approve it.
One section, any dimension. You set the reveal by choosing the backing, and the drawing carries that number, so the glazier, the installer and the client are all holding the same sheet.
Every Signature Series piece is made in our own shop in Vancouver, Washington — a shop that has been cutting and welding steel since 2002. The same hands, the same floor and the same fiber laser that cut stairs and structural steel cut these frames.
Nothing is cut until you approve the drawing, and it ships two weeks after you do. When we scan the opening, the fit is on us. When you send the dimensions, the frame matches your drawing to the thousandth.
Get your priceOr email a photo of your wall to [email protected]