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Photo Gallery
Below are some photographs displaying various projects we have done. For a larger view of any photo, simply click on the picture.
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Pictures 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are that of a customed fabricated spiral stairs and guard railings with maple stair treads, all set into a structural steel tube frame tower
Picture 4 is the view from the very top of the spiral stairs looking down on the floor covering which is polished aluminum diamond plate.
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Picture 6 is that of one of the many storage racks of angles, bars, flat bars and tubing components use in the fabrication of structural steel.
Picture 7 shows beams being laid out for fabrication.
Picture 8 shows a large plate girder being laid out and fit up for fabrication and NDT testing.
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Pictures 9 & 11 show the same plate girder completely fabricated, prime painted and loaded for shipment.
Pictures 10 shows a large plate girder being laid out and fit up for fabrication and NDT testing.
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Pictures 12 & 13: 800 ton of new structural steel, fabricated and erected for the New Lycoming College Gymnasium
Pictures 14: fabricated structural steel tower to support signage at a New Cinema Center
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Picture 15: fabricated structural steel tower to support signage at a New Cinema Center.
Picture 16: custom fabricated steel railing with a number 4 polished stainless steel top rail and side mounted hand rail
Picture 17: fabricated structural steel tube framing with a hot dipped galvanized finsh after fabrication
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Pictures 18 - 22: Reynolds Iron works Inc. designed, fabricated, and installed what the clay target shooting world had been waiting for, for years; A completely transportable Olympic size bunker trap facility right here in North Central PA. Other than the concrete slab that it sits on, no more costly poured in place concrete, expensive site work, or construction delays to deal with.
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Picture 23: One of three 115 foot, 20 ton structural roof trusses for the Easton School District.
Picture 24: Part of the four hundred ton of steel used at the new Madigan Library for the Pennsylvania College of Technology.
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