Commercial Metal Fabrication

Creative solutions that simplify challenges and bring striking design to functional pieces

With 160+ years of experience in custom and commercial metalwork, we have the deep expertise and commitment to craftsmanship to self-perform specialized metal packages that deliver design excellence and lasting durability to commercial spaces.

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Custom curved staircase and vertical metal screen fabricated and installed by Stewart Iron Works at the Mercantile Library

Steel Staircases

We specialize in custom steel staircases crafted to fit any architectural style or layout.

Custom metal railing with wire mesh infill panels fabricated by Stewart Iron Works at Homewood Suites

Railings

We design, fabricate and install a variety of railings, including:

  • Pipe and tube railings for functionality, simplicity and durability
  • Decorative metal railings in a range of specialty materials, including cast iron steel, mild carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and architectural bronze
  • Decorative glass railings produced by leading manufacturers, installed with precision and unmatched expertise
Intricate ornamental ironwork with floral details restored by Stewart Iron Works for the Taft Museum of Art

Miscellaneous Metals

We bring our commitment to craftsmanship to construction projects with a suite of robust miscellaneous metal capabilities, including:

  • Lintels and loose steel
  • Bollards
  • Bearing plates

Elevating Exteriors

Our tradition of craftsmanship extends to outdoor commercial spaces, where we create custom metal designs that turn functional fences and gates into statement pieces.

The centerpiece of the renovation and expansion of Cincinnati's historic Mercantile Library is a striking 22-foot sculptural steel stair. Stewart Iron Works played a vital role in bringing that vision to life, helping to create a stair that is both structurally daring and visually unforgettable.

Evonne Morales

Principal/Architect, Drawing Dept

Custom curved metal screen and stair enclosure fabricated by Stewart Iron Works at the Mercantile Library