Stainless Steel 316
Mirror, brushed, bead-blasted or coloured. The Gulf grade, built as a skin over a hidden frame, polished until the grain disappears.
Eight grades of abrasive
Stainless is coloured with metal vapour and light, never paint. The finish decides how much of the room it reflects.
The grade that ignores the Gulf
Grade 316 carries molybdenum. Chromium builds an invisible skin that heals itself; molybdenum stops salt from getting through it.
Steel, installed
From a five-metre gold figure to a mirror sphere that reflects the whole entrance.
Where to start
Every piece can be made in any finish above.
Where light moves.
Entrances, pools, gardens and lobbies, anywhere a reflection adds a second view of the space. Mirror finishes want a clean backdrop; brushed and satin finishes sit quietly in busy rooms. Lightweight enough to hang, strong enough to walk past every day.
Wipe it. That is all.
Water, a soft cloth, no abrasives. Fingerprints on mirror come off with a microfibre; brushed hides them altogether. Every flaw on a mirror sphere shows twice, so our handlers keep gloves on until the last bolt.
Straight answers
No. Rose gold, gold, bronze, black and blue are PVD or electroplated: metal vapour bonded to the steel. It does not chip or fade.
304 is fine inland and indoors. 316 has molybdenum and shrugs off sea air, pool water and sprinklers. In the Gulf we use 316 for everything outdoors.
Yes. Mirror 316 is used on fountains and facades. It wants a wipe after sandstorms and a re-polish on site every few years if you want it perfect.
Our largest single piece is five metres. Beyond that we build in sections and weld on site, with the seams polished out.
A sample in your hand beats any photo.
Tell us the room and the finish you are drawn to. We send samples of stainless steel to the site or you see them at the showroom in Al Quoz.
Compare before you choose
Every piece on the site can be made in any of the three. The room decides.