Made in Scotland

History

Our factory in Maybole, Scotland, opened in 1986 and employs 50 skilled employees in the trades of metal design, cutting, perforating, welding, forming, and painting. Metal fabrication and casting in Ayrshire County dates back over 100 years with the region famous for producing farming and other industrial equipment. Our ongoing investment in Maybole reflects our commitment to British manufacturing and to the long-lasting-materials of steel and aluminium.

Sustainability

The site has witnessed a vast transformation over the last few years. Taking action to reduce our impact on the environment, the site now boasts:

• a chemical-free pre-treatment process removing strong chemicals from our water discharge
• the elimination of natural gas in paint removal and equipment cleaning
• a waste-powered heating system
• 2025 approval for solar energy to cover our full electrical requirements

We are also reducing our carbon emissions, as well as our use of water and precious resources, through improved product design and machinery, on-site energy generation and low-impact packaging materials.

Community

The most integral component of our factory's success is in it's people. The local community of Maybole has given this site it's character and craftsmanship over the last 40 years.

As part of our human rights and social fairness activities, we are a Living Wage Employer and Maybole is now a recognised Young Person Guarantee employer. The Young Person’s Guarantee brings together employers, partners, and young people with an aim to connect 16 to 24-year-olds in Scotland to an opportunity.