Taywel Engineering
Structural steel, fabrication and installation for commercial, industrial, public-sector and domestic clients across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Taywel Engineering
Taywel Engineering fabricates and installs structural steel and bespoke metalwork, including staircases, balustrades, ramps, railings and mezzanine floors. It also provides plasma cutting, coded welding, repairs and in-house detailing.
The family-run business serves commercial, industrial, public-sector and domestic projects, supplying made-to-measure work and nationwide delivery. Its team includes 13 welders and engineers.
Taywel Engineering is based in Hull and was founded in 2016. It is UKCA marked and BS EN 1090 Class 2 certified.
Product: Structural steel, fabricated metalwork, plasma cutting, welding and on-site installation.
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