Abrasive waterjet cutting is used extensively to achieve many architectural elements such as decorative structural beam saddles, staircase balusters, decorative wall panels, waterfall features, lettering, floor and walkway inlays, ac/heating vent grilles, skylight grilles, custom fence and gate details and even custom carpet logos. Many of the intriguing design features you see at casinos and amusement parks are created by abrasive waterjet machining.

This process is so versatile that designers are only limited by their imagination. We can cut virtually any material including glass, metal, and stone which are not readily done by conventional means. Because of the speed and accuracy of the waterjet process, our clients have been able to create intricate designs that are much lower cost than what they previously experienced.

Expanded PVC Grill

Decorative Skylight Grill

Description

Multiple versions of this skylight diffuser grill were cut for a custom home project.

Material

1/2″ Expanded PVC

Fireplace Screen

Steel Screen Art

Description

We cut this for John Warren of Rocknfish. He designed this unique and intricate fireplace screen for custom home.

Material

.250″ Carbon Steel

Bronze Grille

Custom Fireplace Grille
Glass Floor Medallion Inlay

Description

This elaborate grille design was cut in three 8′ panels of bronze and was installed over the fireplace in a custom home project.

Material

.250″ Bronze

Vine

Bowstring Vine

Description

We cut the individual pieces for artist Michael Stutz. This leafy vine was installed on a freeway overpass in South Carolina.

Material

.125″ Stainless Steel

Balusters

Bank Handrail Balusters

Description

We cut these exterior handrail balusters for a commercial bank project.

Material

.750″ Stainless Steel

Fireplace Surround

Woven Steel Fireplace Surround

Description

The fireplace insert opening was cut from digitizing a paper pattern. Slots were cut in the surrounding material and .375″ steel rods were inserted to create the woven effect.

Material

.125″ Carbon Steel

Treads

Glass Stair Treads

Description

We cut the periphery of these laminated glass stair treads for Cast Glass Images Inc.

Material

1.0″ Glass Plate

Bubbles

Ceramic Tile Bubbles

Description

We worked with a custom construction interior designer to create this bubble effect from individually cut ceramic tiles. The “bubbles” flow out of the tub up the wall and down onto the floor, continuing into the hallway.

Material

Ceramic Tile

Glass Wall

Decorative Glass Wall Sculpture

Description

We cut plate glass for this piece created by Art Glass and Metal.

Material

1/2″ Glass Plate

Horse Fence

Horse Artwork for Custom Fence

Description

We converted equine artist Celou Bonnet’s artwork and cut multiple horse heads for fabrication of this fence at Fabus Farms in Bonsall, CA.

Material

.125 Carbon Steel

Monument Sign

Plymoth Village Sign

Description

We cut the raised letters for this residential housing project sign. The letters were stud welded for mounting with a powder coated finish.

Material

.250″ Carbon Steel

Truss Support

Decorative and Structural Truss Supports

Description

Custom designed truss supports for commercial shopping center.

Material

.1875″ Carbon Steel

Leaf Inlay

Leaves Patio Inlay

Description

These inlays were cut for a concrete patio and garden path.

 

Material

.125 Brass

School Fencing

Powder Coated Steel Fence

Description

This unique fence design was created by Scott Fence Company and we cut the patterns tpo reveal the silouettes. These are installed at a local elementary school.

Material

3/16″ Steel

Snowflakes

Snowflake Display Cut-out

Description

This piece was cut for a department store display.

Material

.125″ Aluminum

Address Sign

Custom Home Address Sign

Description

Individual steel letters were waterjet cut, stud welded, and powder coated before mounting to this driveway entry sign.

Material

.250″ Carbon Steel

Vent & Tile

Heating Grate and Tile Profiles

Description

We cut these grate details for an in-wall mounted heating vent cover that was textured and painted to blend with the wall. We also cut the tile profiles to create this unique tile baseboard for an historical 1920’s Spanish Colonial home remodel.

Material

.250″ Expanded PVC
1/2″ Saltillo Tile

Dog Park

Redlands Dog Park

Description

We cut the title sign above the donor wall and all of the panels for the gates. The gate panels designate separate entrances for large or small dogs, and recognize major donors such as Rotary Club of Redlands and Canidae Natural Dog food. We also cut silouettes of several different dog breeds which top the fence rails.

Material

3/16″ Steel