Aaa Fabrications
Structural steel fabrication and builders beams for construction projects across the United Kingdom
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-12
About Aaa Fabrications
AAA Fabrications manufactures structural steelwork, including steelwork for light-gauge framing systems, and supplies builders beams. Its work is UKCA marked up to Execution Class 2.
The company serves construction clients on residential, commercial and industrial projects. It procures and supplies beams and offers fabricated frames, on-site delivery or factory collection.
Founded in 2021, AAA Fabrications is based in Wolverhampton, where it operates a fabrication facility. It serves clients throughout the United Kingdom.
Product: Fabricated structural steelwork for light-gauge framing and other construction projects, plus builders beams.
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