A workshop, not a middleman.
We are a family-run fabrication business in Moorebank, NSW, Australia. Everything we sell, we make, and the crew who make it are the crew who install it.
- Founded
- 2004
- Workshop
- Moorebank
- Install
- Australia
- Crew
- 15+
A fabrication shop is only as good as the last job it handed over. That is a harder standard than it sounds.
We started in 2004 with a guillotine, a second-hand brake and one plain brief: fabricate and install stainless steel properly, and turn up when we said we would. Two of those three are gone. The habit is what the business is built on.
Between the people on the floor there is more than twenty-five years of combined trade experience across sheet metal, TIG and MIG welding, architectural metalwork, handrails and site installation. A bench repair, a folded part and a full kitchen package get read the same way before any of them is quoted.
Today M&C runs a Moorebank workshop in NSW, Australia, with a 135 tonne press brake, a full-sheet guillotine, TIG and MIG bays, three mobile welding units and an install crew that is on our books rather than a labour hire list. That last part matters more than the machines: it is why the quality of an installation does not depend on who happened to be available that week.
Most of our work comes from hospitality groups, builders, architects and fabricators who have used us before. A reasonable amount comes from people who inherited someone else's fabrication and needed it fixed. We are happy to take either.
4/8 Cunningham Street, Moorebank, NSW 2170, Australia.
Our mission, vision and values.
The guiding principles behind every job that leaves the Moorebank floor, and the ones we are measured against when something goes wrong.
Our mission
To deliver stainless steel fabrication that outlasts the job it was built for. Measured on site, drawn before it is cut, and finished to a standard we would accept in our own workshop.
MissionOur vision
To be the stainless steel fabricator that builders, architects, kitchen operators and trade workshops in Australia call first. Not because we are the cheapest quote in the inbox, but because the last job we handed over still looks right.
VisionOur values
Integrity, craftsmanship and plain speaking. We quote what a job costs, we say no to details that will not work, and we put our name on every weld that leaves the floor.
ValuesOur growth
Since 2004 we have gone from one shed and two sets of hands to a full workshop, three mobile welding units and an in-house install crew. We reinvested in machinery and tradespeople rather than sales.
GrowthFour things we will not compromise on.
Where the values above meet a real job. These are the four arguments we are willing to have with a client before a job starts.
Measure twice, quote once
Our quotes come from a site visit and a drawing, so the number you approve is the number you pay. Variations happen when someone guessed, and we would rather not guess.
Build it so it can be cleaned
A kitchen surface that cannot be cleaned in thirty seconds will not be cleaned. Coved corners, welded joints and removable shelves are not upgrades here, they are the standard.
Say no early
If a detail will not work, will not pass, or will cost more to maintain than it saves to build, we say so during drawings, not during installation.
Own the finish
The last five percent of a fabrication job is what people actually touch. We do not hand over a job with a weld we would not want in our own kitchen.
Fabricating for hospitality groups, builders and architects
What it is like to work with us.
You are welcome in the workshop.
If you would rather look at the welds before you commit, call ahead and we will walk you through a job on the floor.