Steel · Specialist Stamp

What is a specialist stamp for steel works?

Steel works need specialist verification and a specialist stamp before approval. Structural Solutions helps you arrange it.

The short answer

Steel works in Dubai need specialist verification and a specialist stamp, which confirm the steel design, members and connections before approval. It applies to steel structures such as pergolas, canopies, car shades, mezzanines, staircases and warehouse extensions. Structural Solutions prepares the steel calculations and drawings and helps you arrange the specialist verification and stamp.

Needed forSteel works
ConfirmsSteel design and connections
We helpCalculations, drawings and the stamp

What you need to know

  • Steel structures: Pergolas, canopies, mezzanines, stairs and extensions.
  • Calculations: Stamped steel calculations come first.
  • Verification: A specialist verifies and stamps the steel works.
  • Approvals: The developer NOC and permit follow.

Documents you may need

  • Title deed or tenancy contract
  • Developer or landlord NOC
  • Steel drawings and stamped calculations
  • Photos of the location

Who does what

Step by step

We confirm the exact route for your project.

StepApproval routeGuides
Design and calculations
Structural Solutions
Steel members, connections and stamped calculations.Steel calculations
Specialist verification and stamp
Specialist
Steel works need specialist verification and a stamp; we help you arrange it.Specialist stamp
Approvals
Developer and authority
NOC and permit where the works need them.Approvals
Fabrication and erection
Your steel contractor
Built to the approved drawings.—
Inspection
Authority
Inspection and completion.—

Questions

Related questions

Do aluminium pergolas need it too?

They need structural calculations; ask us about the stamp for your structure.

Can you arrange the specialist stamp?

Yes, we help you arrange it.

Is it needed for a warehouse mezzanine?

Yes, as a steel work.

What if the stamp is missing?

The submission can be rejected until it is provided.

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