Edcon Customer Projects

Congratulations to Philip Sticklen, our latest competition winner, for his fabrication of exquisite sinks using Edcon’s brass products.

We’ve seen some amazing projects from Edcon Steel customers, but this might be the most unique. Read more about this acrobatic adventure, where Edcon customer Emily built a mobile acrobatic stage backdrop using aluminium square box (SHS)!

13-year-old Finn used Edcon Steel aluminium round tube when constructing an antenna rotator for his own satellite ground station project. Learn more about his exciting project.

Situated on the Greenwich peninsula in Sydney, Dion Weston and Turi Condon’s home is a magnificent example of how the marriage of old-world architecture and contemporary design can produce an architectural masterpiece.

Andrew Carstens used Edcon Steel’s aluminium products to build a twin-cylinder engine. With no plans or models to work from, Andrew built the engine completely from memory. Congratulations, Andrew!

The innovative design concept of the Yarning Circle helped to transform an unused outdoor space into a central meeting hub for the school community at St Dominic’s College in Sydney.

The Wollongong landscape is transforming – and it’s a dream come true for skaters and scooters across the city.

Tucked away in the Hornsby Shire, in North West Sydney, is Banana Cabana, a small monkey sanctuary – and a labour of love – for Susannah Gray.

From the workshop benches to the materials used on the train, Edcon was there to provide the quality steel and metal needed to restore the 3801 steam train.

Royal Coach Builder is not the most conventional of job titles – but Jim Frecklington is somewhat exceptional.