Kubes Steel is your one stop shop for custom fabrication projects of any size. We turn drawings into finished projects, like this industrial ducting. All fabrication services were provided by Kubes in our own shops, including delivery.

Kubes Steel custom fabricated this large steel cylinder, also known as a “Shell” for use in a Rotary Drum Dryer. Inside the shell, “Flights” are welded to the sides which ensure even movement and drying of material.

Kubes Steel custom fabricated this split holding tank in 2 halves, including custom made pipe to connect the tank.

These rings are part of a heavy duty underground conduit system. Kubes Steel bends and fabricates these rings complete, and to stringent tolerances.  Kubes Steel is a one-stop-shop provider for jobs like these. Give us the drawings and we deliver the finished pieces.

These spiraled staircase stringers are custom fabricated by Kubes Steel. We roll and assemble them in our shop and ship direct to site.

Our forming methods are precise. We can custom bend and form all types of metal to any profile required. These troughs are pressed and then rolled from 1/4″ thick mild steel to become oil vats. These pieces are held to within 1/16” on the ends.

The new Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Subway station currently under construction features rolled beams and plate from Kubes Steel.  The new station will connect to the TTC Line 1 Yonge-University subway line, making it possible to get to York University from the station in 7 minutes, and Union Station downtown Toronto in 45 minutes!  The new…

Fabrication of the top of a 930 ft. elevator shaft reline (92 shells x 14’ – 6’’ dia. x 10 ft. long.)  Starting from the bottom the shells are more heavily constructed and as we get nearer the surface the shell thickness lessens as do the number of external stiffener rings. The average weight per shell…

“Approaching Red” by Maha Mustafa at Concord City Place, Toronto, Ontario.

Kubes Steel did all the rolling, forming, bending and fabrication this project;  the feature staircase of the new Penn Presbyterian Medical Centre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.