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The Wycoller Panopticon looks like something straight out of Doctor Who. The Sphere needed some TLC, which just so happened to polish up quite nicely. And just in case you were wondering what the heck a panopticon is, here's the definition... "A building so arranged that all parts of the interior are visible from a single point. "

Modern arrangement we did for Tim Denton. This wall and bench installation is made of stainless steel punch-sheets.

Boundary Mill just opened a new store in Colne, Lancashire at the end of the M65. So, if you happen to go for a shop, make sure to check out the large stainless steel planters we did for the exterior.

Take Away shop we have just finished doing up - the Mansha Sweet Centre - a fast growing business specializing in Asian and Indian cuisine. This is the fifth outlet of this type we've done. We've fitted Sullivan Circle Sheets on the wall, manufactured and fitted canopies and extractor units. Jasper has manufactured the circular counter at the front with a lift-up hatch, which looks quite nice.

Powder coated steel planters painted gun metal grey for John's herb garden. The steel planters seem to keep the soil warm and help the herbs grow.

A rather large planter job during and after being powder coated. Fabricated by Butler Sheetmetal and powder coated by Trevon Industrial Finishings.

A selection of photos of the work done at Butler Sheetmetal Ltd. We specialise in stainless steel fabrication for both industry specific clients and the home decorative market. You can find out more at www.butlersheetmetal.com or visit The Tinbasher Blog for all the latest scoop