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The Borough of West Wildwood hired Mitchell Welding & Iron Works to fabricate and install custom aluminum railings for their new handicap entrance at city hall. Approximately 90 feet of railings were fabricated from 1-1/4″ clear anodized aluminum pipe. Railings included handicap access ramp, break area and front stair railings.
Gary Blum, the former owner of Henny’s on 96th St. in Stone Harbor N.J. has opened up a new seafood takeout restaurant located on 82nd street in Stone Harbor. The former site of Rosemans’s Marine has been transformed into a one stop seafood shop. Fabricated and installed are aluminum handicap ramp railings, front stair railings and backrests for the bench seats around the deck. A lot of late nights help get these rails fabricated and installed in 2 weeks!! A bright dip/light brush finish on the railings give a marine look to match the new awnings. Mitchell Welding & Iron Works also developed a flood gate system for the walls that are now required on commercial buildings.
Call us today for your aluminum railing needs! 609-465-7510
Celebrating 100 years, Wildwood Crest, NJ is developing a small outdoor ampitheater and park on Fern Road on the beach for concerts during the summer. Mitchell Welding & Iron Works fabricated and erected the 12″ Schedule 80 galvanized steel columns to support the custom canopy roof. Along with the structural steel, we are also installed custom radius aluminum handicap ramp railing and stair rails.
Mitchell Iron Works is the leader in Southern New Jersey in fabricating and installing residential and commercial stainless steel cable railings. Our most recent project was a residential cable railing system for a client’s backyard makeover. Installed was a 36″ high, surfaced mounted railing system using 1/8″ stainless steel cable. The railing has a low profile cap system to receive a IPE wood railing cap to installed by the owner. Railing areas installed were the rear deck and 2nd level deck. The railing has a silver powder coat finish, guaranteed to last a lifetime!
If you are interested in a cable railing system for your home, please give us a ring!
The Port Royal Hotel in Wildwood Crest, NJ has added some custom bench seats that wraps around the newly re-finished kiddie pool. The bench seats are made from alumium and are topped off with 1″ IPE wood to look like the back of a mastercraft wake boat. They are anchored into the footings under the pavers and connected to the custom railing installed last year. The look finishes off the marina style look the Port Royal is moving towards.
The Port Royal hotel in Wildwood Crest, NJ has made some changes to the hotel entrance. To accent the new giant flagpoles erected at the main entrance, as custom marina style ornamental iron railing is being fabricated for the staircase. This three line horizontal railing has a custom radius at the top and bottom wrapping around two large flower pots. The top of the railing will receive a custom wood handrail to complete the look. The railing is hot dip galvanized and then painted white when completed.
Recently installed is our custom fabricated Ship’s ladder at a location to be revealed 05292010. The ladder was hot dip galvanized and included custom treads with a fancy diamond plate nosing. We would tell you more, but you know the phrase. Stay Tuned…
Fabricated and installed were about 75′ of custom aluminum safety railings for the handicap ramp and the front steps at Tonio’s Seafood Shack in Avalon, NJ. The seafood shack is opening for the summer of 2010 with fresh seafood for eat in or takeout. Railings were fabricated and installed in about 3 weeks. Custom painted dark bronze to match the building and built to handicap access code. Check out Tonio’s this summer on 26th street in Avalon, NJ.
If you need aluminum railings in Cape May County, please give us a call, 609-465-7510.
30 years ago Mitchell Welding & Iron Works fabricated and erected the parking lot stair tower at The Grand Hotel in Cape May, NJ. After years and years of salt air and winter weather, the stair tower needed a complete makeover. The stairs were stripped down to the landings and stringers, completely sandblasted and painted. New galvanized tread supports were installed, the stairs were repaired at all structural deficiencies, pans were installed for poured concrete landings to replace the previous grating landings and new galvanized railings were fabricated and installed to bring the stair tower up to current code requirements. The stair is ready for another 30+ years of abuse.
Claudio Pawlus, the owner of the new Remax – At the Shore office located in Lower Township N.J., contacted Mitchell Welding & Iron Works to fabricate and install new aluminum railing for his new handicap ramp and stairs.
We would like to wish Claudio the best of luck with his new office, and if you are interested in buying to selling a home in the area, give Claudio a call! http://www.cpawlus.remax-nj.com/
