Art Metal Stainless Steel Rhombus Sculpture
A custom rhombus-shaped sculpture in 304 or 316 stainless steel, built to your specified dimensions rather than a fixed catalogue size. The form is constructed as a welded shell over an internal frame, then ground and polished to
What This Piece Is
A custom rhombus-shaped sculpture in 304 or 316 stainless steel, built to your specified dimensions rather than a fixed catalogue size. The form is constructed as a welded shell over an internal frame, then ground and polished to eliminate visible seams and create a continuous reflective surface. Stainless steel's corrosion and high temperature resistance allow the piece to remain unchanged in outdoor environments such as plazas, gardens, and hotel lobbies. Kapur Sculpture accepts orders from your photo, drawing, or 3D file and conducts inspections at every stage from fabrication through to loading on the vessel.
Key Benefits
- Made to your exact dimensions instead of a fixed catalogue size to fit the site’s spatial constraints
- 304 or 316 stainless steel selected based on exposure conditions rather than defaulting to one grade
- Mirror or brushed finish applied across all surfaces so welds are not visible under daylight
- Corrosion and high temperature resistance allow permanent outdoor installation without seasonal removal
- Built from your photo, drawing, or 3D file so architectural concepts can be realized directly
- Inspected at each production stage with digital photos supplied before shipment


Buyers and Specifiers
- Landscape architects specifying a geometric sculpture for a masterplan
- Property and hotel developers commissioning entrance artwork on a fixed build schedule
- Public art consultants managing municipal commissions within a defined budget
- Interior designers needing a large piece scaled to an existing atrium or void
- Sculpture galleries and importers sourcing large metal art from China
What It Fixes
- Fixed catalogue sizes rarely match real site dimensions, so the piece is made to your exact size
- Painted steel fades and requires recoating, while stainless steel maintains its finish outdoors
- Welded seams on curved or angular forms often show under light, so joints are ground and repolished
- Buyers cannot inspect an overseas factory, so digital photos are provided at each production stage
- Large sculptures are damaged in transit, so each piece ships in a wooden crate with plastic or foam lining
Where This Sculpture Is Installed
Public plazas and civic squares where the sculpture is viewed from multiple angles
Hotel lobbies and atriums requiring a large reflective form under artificial lighting
Corporate headquarters entrances with a modern architectural language
Residential developments and gated communities needing a sculptural landmark
Shopping mall interior voids and rooftop gardens with high visual impact
Sculpture parks and municipal public art projects with a modern aesthetic
How It Is Built
- Welded shell construction over an internal steel frame for structural integrity
- Material grade selected between 304 and 316 based on installation environment
- Surface ground and polished after welding to remove seam lines
- Overall size, curvature, and height set by the customer rather than fixed
- Any rhombus or geometric form reproduced from a supplied sample, drawing, or photo
- Base plate and anchoring detail prepared for the installation surface
Materials
- 304 stainless steel for inland gardens, plazas, and interior installations
- 316 stainless steel where coastal salt air or de-icing salt is present
- Internal steel frame carrying the load behind the visible shell
- Material grade confirmed with you before cutting rather than assumed
Specification Table
| Material | 304 or 316 stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Size | Custom size |
| Shape | Rhombus or any custom geometric form |
| Finish | Polished stainless steel surface |
| Packing | Outer standard wooden crate, inner in plastic or foam |
| Production Time | 25-30 days |
| Transport Time | 15-20 days |
| Custom Input Accepted | Photo or drawing from customer |
| Application | Outdoor gardens, squares, shopping malls, hotels |
| Wind Load Rating | TBC |
How We Make It
- Confirm the rhombus form from your photo, drawing, or 3D file and agree final dimensions
- Build the internal frame and set out the geometric layout
- Cut and form the stainless steel panels to the developed surface
- Weld the shell to the frame section by section
- Grind the seams flat and polish the entire surface to the agreed finish
- Inspect, photograph, and crate for ocean freight
How It Is Checked
- Kapur runs its own QC team rather than relying on the fabrication crew to sign off their work
- Inspection at all stages from production up to loading on vessel
- Digital pictures supplied at each stage so you can approve before the next step
- Weekly reports during the production window
- Your own QC team or third party inspector is welcome to check quality in the factory
Certifications
No certification is claimed for this piece because none is documented on our source records. Tell us what your local authority or main contractor requires and we will confirm per project before you order.
From Your Drawing to the Vessel
Every project runs through the same six stages, and you see photographs at each one before the next begins.
Enquiry
Send dimensions, a reference photo or drawing and the site conditions
Design
Our designers confirm the form, material grade and finish with you
Fabrication
Frame built, panels cut and formed, shell welded section by section
Finishing
Seams ground back and the surface polished or left to weather
Inspection
Our QC team checks each stage and sends digital pictures
Crating
Outer wooden crate, inner plastic or foam, then loading on vessel
What You Can Change
- Overall size, curvature, and height set to your drawing
- Choice of 304 or 316 stainless steel
- Mirror polished or brushed surface finish
- Coloured or coated variants on request
- Base plate and fixing detail adapted to your foundation
- OEM and ODM orders accepted
Ordering and Care
- Send the site dimensions, viewing distance, and a reference photo or drawing when you enquire
- Confirm 304 or 316 based on distance to the sea and exposure to road salt
- Prepare a level concrete foundation matched to the base plate drawing supplied
- Allow crane access on the installation day for a tall or heavy piece
- Wash the surface with water and a soft cloth and avoid abrasive pads on a mirror finish
- Rinse more often at coastal sites to prevent salt deposits marking the polish
How It Compares With Other Options
An honest read on the trade-offs, so the material decision is made before fabrication starts.
| Corten weathering steel sculpture | Corten develops a stable rust patina that suits planting and natural settings, while stainless steel reflects surroundings and stays bright |
|---|---|
| Fiberglass sculpture | Fiberglass is lighter and cheaper to ship and takes any colour, but it is not as durable as stainless steel in long-term outdoor exposure |
| Bronze sculpture | Bronze suits figurative and classical work and develops a patina, while stainless steel suits modern geometry and requires less maintenance |
| Painted carbon steel | Painted steel costs less initially but needs recoating, whereas stainless steel keeps its finish without a paint cycle |
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Questions About This Sculpture
Can you make this in a size that is not listed?
Yes. Size is custom on this piece, and both curvature and height are made to your drawing. Send your dimensions and we will confirm feasibility and price.
How long does production and shipping take?
Production takes 25-30 days and ocean transport a further 15-20 days. Some items are held in stock, which shortens the production window.
Should I choose 304 or 316 stainless steel?
304 covers most inland gardens, plazas and interiors. 316 is the safer choice near the coast or where de-icing salt is used, because it resists chloride corrosion better.
Can you work from my own design?
Yes. Orders are accepted from your photo or drawing, and OEM and ODM work is welcome. Send a 3D file, a sketch or detail pictures and our design team will work from it.
How is the sculpture packed for sea freight?
Each piece ships in an outer standard wooden crate with plastic or foam lining inside to protect the polished surface during handling.
Can I inspect the sculpture before it ships?
Yes. Our QC team inspects at all stages up to loading on the vessel and supplies digital pictures, and your own QC team is welcome to check quality in our factory.
Do you supply a certificate or load calculation?
Certification and structural documentation are confirmed per project. Tell us what your local authority requires when you send the enquiry.
Request a Quote for This Sculpture
Send your dimensions, the installation site and the finish you want. We will confirm the material grade, price and production window.