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Featured Material: Stainless Steel |
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Many of Wall Goldfinger's projects involve metal components. Although we deal with all sorts of metals, stainless steel is the one seen most frequently. Here we feature a variety of stainless details, from edges to inlay to hatches. |
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WG has become expert in the engineering of sophisticated and complicated metal components. In the photo above, we have a monitor hatch system that presented significant challenges due to space constraints within the base; twenty nine moving monitors are crowded into a very tight elliptical ring. This masterfully executed metalwork features an attractive matte, bead-blasted finish. The "man hole covers", by the way, conceal miniature speakers. |
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Above left: Precisely mitered 1/8" wide stainless inlay frames the lightweight stone panels in this multipurpose boardroom table (see our January 2009 newsletter for details on this table). Above right: This curved "D" section edge was one of the most difficult fabrication jobs we’ve faced. Complex geometry and exacting tolerances demanded the highest level of workmanship. |
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Wall Goldfinger has well-developed designs for rotating, disappearing microphones and table-top speaker phones, and for power/data hatches. We find these are increasingly popular with our customers. |
