Metal Fire Place Hearth

Rustic Steel Hearth Remodel. Made from mild steel plate and treated S/S screws. The Hearth plate is a recycled piece (3/8" thick!) the client picked out her self from Island Recycle.

Steel Handrail

Fun handrail made from new and old steel rod. Some of the handrail itself is from the old Langley water tank.

Olde World Ale Brewery

Sneak peek of down town Langley's new brewery. Co-designed and created by the Owner!
-Way more on the way!

Steel Raven Installations

5 Foot tall steel Ravens are popping up all over!

New Gallery Work - "Foursome"

New Gallery work by "Me" for Museo Gallery's annual Gift Show in Langley. They are formed from heavy Copper with patina and wax finish.

Custom Metal Light Fixture

Healy / Guttman Residence



Finished images of works co-created and designed with Suzanne Guttman. More of her work can be found at Functional Art Gallery.
All of the Glass is Blown by Suzanne and her talented team.

Bus Shelter - Island Transit Nobel Creek Proposal

Heavy Metal Works once again teamed up with Flat Rock Productions and submitted these concepts for the new Park n' Ride by the Fairgrounds in Langley.
It was a design competition and another Artist won.
Yet another great experience all around! Thank you Island Transit.
And of course David and Eric!

Metal House Signage

Heavy Rustic steel House signage cut by hand (Somewhat) with plasma torch.

Copper Range Hood

Custom hood approx 43x43x23" made from 16 Ga Copper and 2"x1/4" buss bar, fully welded with patina and wax finish.
The builder for this project is Dettrich Homes in Freeland

Stainless Steel Back Splash

Custom Splash panels made from 20 ga #4 Stainless steel.The builder for this project is Spectrum Construction in Langley and designed by Flat Rock Productions

Hot Rod Go Kart

New custom "Go Kart" built from electrical conduit a good friend gave me.
Another good friend traded me the motor (Honda 5.5 hp) for some metal and I rescued it from the bushes. The basic hardware I bought on line (Sprockets, Bearings and such). I found the rear wheels at Island Recycling. The most help was from "Affordable Go Karts.com"! They sell and support all kinds of crazy hot rod parts, thanks!