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Do you handle design as well as fabrication?
Yes — parts are modelled and checked against their load case in-house before anything is cut, so design and fabrication run as one process rather than a handover between two firms.
Questions, answered plainly
The questions people ask first about how a job with RBR actually runs.
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Yes — parts are modelled and checked against their load case in-house before anything is cut, so design and fabrication run as one process rather than a handover between two firms.
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Structural and mild steel, and stainless steel for fittings that need corrosion resistance — bollards, bike stands, and similar site hardware. [Confirm full material list with RBR.]
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Both — from a single custom bracket to a full commercial fitout's steelwork. [Confirm minimum job size / typical project range with RBR.]
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We deliver and install to the original spec, and sign off on-site once it's snagged. [Confirm install radius / regions covered with RBR.]
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Depends on scope — a single bracket is days, a full commercial fitout is weeks. [Confirm typical turnaround ranges with RBR.]
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Weld and dimensional QA are checked before a job leaves the shop. [Confirm which standards/certifications RBR fabricates against.]
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Galvanizing, powder coat, or raw mill finish, matched to the environment the piece has to survive.
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Based in Washdyke, Timaru. [Confirm how far RBR travels for install work — Canterbury-wide, South Island-wide, etc.]
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