Live in October 2026, with the technical data intact
A structural tie bar manufacturer replaced a brochure site whose downloads no longer worked. Its load tables, project record and certificates now deliver.
- Client
- Daver Steels
The result
Daver Steels' new website went live in October 2026. Engineers and contractors can find the load data for each product, browse 63 past projects by sector, and download the brochure and certificates they need to specify the product.
Every old page address still works, so links and search results that pointed at the old site land in the right place. Enquiries go straight to the sales inbox.
The problem
Daver Steels has made structural tie bars and compression struts in Rotherham since 1996. Its customers are structural engineers and contractors who check the numbers before they pick up the phone.
The old site had the information, but its downloads no longer worked, its project pages were hard to find, and parts of it were years out of date.
What we did
We rebuilt the site around what those buyers look for: each product with its data tables, a project archive sorted by sector, and the documents needed to specify the product. Before launch we checked every figure from the old data pages against the new ones, so nothing was lost in the move.
The site shares a look with its sister company, Beta Engineering, so the two businesses feel related while each keeps its own identity.
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