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L.A. Fabricators ~ If you can imagine, they can build it

4:20 PM PDT on May 3, 2017

We recently had the opportunity to work with L.A. Fabricators on our event, Taco Madness. They set up our live art panels and did an amazing job so we thought we would give them some love here on the L.A. Taco website. The company can create pretty much anything you need, from film work to parties, and in metal, wood, or any material you desire. They specialize in custom made art fabrication and can also handle experiential marketing. Some recent projects include...

A Mega Disco Ball for Dancing with the Stars

Glasswork in Downtown LA...

Signage for Famous Stars and Straps...

Basically, if you can think it up, they can make it for you. Contact LA Fabricators on their website via phone or email. Ask for Mel, and tell them L.A. Taco sent you. You can also follow them on Instagram and get some behind-the-scenes information on their work and process.

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