Stainless steel
Looking for a metal that stays good-looking for years, even outdoors?
Rust, stains, endless repainting: anyone with a railing or handrail exposed to the weather knows the story. For pieces that need to last and stay clean, especially outdoors, the right material makes all the difference.
Clean lines, corrosion resistance, no compromises.
Stainless steel combines corrosion resistance with a clean, modern look: it's the ideal choice for railings and balustrades, handrails, staircases, furniture and details that need to stay beautiful over time, even outdoors.
We cut it by laser and plasma, bend it and TIG-weld it in our workshop in Cadriano (BO), for precise, clean joints even where they show. As with mild steel, every piece is designed to measure and installed by us.
What we make in stainless steel
Railings and balustrades for balconies, terraces and stairs.
Handrails, indoor and outdoor.
Staircases and light structures.
Furniture and details, made to measure.
Why our stainless steel work comes out right
TIG welding: the best-suited process for stainless steel, for precise, clean joints.
In-house cutting: laser for detail, high-definition plasma up to 25 mm thick.
A 300-tonne press brake for precise, repeatable bends.
We install it ourselves, working to EN 1090 and EN ISO 3834.
Imagine never having to think about it again
A balustrade that still looks like installation day years later, a handrail that feels good in the hand, details that pair with glass, wood and stone. Install it once, and enjoy it.
Let's talk about your stainless steel project
Tell us where it's going and how you picture it: we'll recommend the best solution and come for a site visit.
Call us on +39 051 325964 or email vicferrofabbro@gmail.com.
A point of contact after the job, too
For after-sales support you talk to the people who made it: we know every piece we've installed.
How to judge stainless steel work
The welds: on stainless steel they often show. Ask whether they're TIG-welded.
Who works it: a shop that cuts, bends and welds in-house has better control over quality.
Who installs it: ideally, the people who made it.
Certifications: EN 1090 and EN ISO 3834 are a concrete guarantee.