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- Fabricated cross at Our Lady of Snows
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- Fabricated cross at Our Lady of Snows
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- Fabricated cross at Our Lady of Snows
The key to the value of aluminum lies in its high strength to weight ratio. Aluminum can endure strong forces over long periods of time, but its also very light, making ideal for anything that has to hang or be suspended, such as the decorative cross above. It’s also one of the least expensive materials for fabrication purposes. It’s non-magnetic, and much more corrosion resistant than steel. We use it often for tubing and railing in outdoor applications, as well as decorative panels. Take a look at the gallery below to see some of Foreman’s aluminum fabrication work.
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- Aluminum and glass balcony railing for Chesterfield Medical Institute
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- Ornamental metal Clock tower supports clock box in Childrens hosptial cafeteria
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- Aluminum framework covered with brush finish stainless for sign at 1015 Locust
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- One of pair of working entrance lantern with polycarbonate lens
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- Rings made for Galleria ca. 1990
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- aluminum screen and frame 3
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- Security divider with colored glass supported by stainless rods
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- Treadbrite truck organizer
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- Wastewater treatment plant railngs 2
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- Clear anodized panels and structure at Justice Center Parking Garage in downtown St Louis
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- Clear anodized panels and structure at Justice Center Parking Garage in downtown St Louis 2
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- Clear anodized panels and structure at Justice Center Parking Garage in downtown St Louis 3
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- Clear anodized panels and structure at Justice Center Parking Garage in downtown St Louis 4
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- clear anodized panels at entry
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- Railings at Waterloo Middle School 2
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- Painted canopy support with brush finish canopy
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- Painted posts and clear anodized aluminum horizontal railigs at Litzinger Road School
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- Painted tubing fabrications support a sun screen at Chesterfield Medical Institute 2
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- White painted railing with stainless steel cable infill 2
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- White painted railing with stainless steel cable infill 6
