Monarch Metal Opens Western Manufacturing and Shipping Location

Sparks, NE – Monarch Metal opened a new manufacturing and shipping location in Sparks, NV. The location will be responsible for servicing its western area customers, providing same day shipping for one- or two-day delivery.

Opened March 1, Monarch customers can order products like its Z-Clips and Easy Panel System directly from the new location at 775-415-0100, or order through the catalog (get a copy in print or online at www.monarchmetal.com) and expect the same high quality and service, with quicker lead times. 

“It is an awesome development that we are now able to guarantee one- or two-day delivery to the West Coast with our new location in Sparks,” says Brandon Bingham, CEO of Monarch Metal. “As we continue to grow our customer base, it is imperative that we open new locations to better serve our clients across the United States.” 

Based in Ronkonkoma, NY, Monarch Metal Fabrication was established in 1989, and provides hanging systems that allow customers to hang interior and exterior components. It has been manufacturing and supplying the Monarch Z Clips for over 30 years. A frequent exhibitor at IWF, Monarch Metal maintains its position at the forefront of the metal fabrication industry. 

Monarch continues to grow its product offerings to include manufacture of custom and stock hanging systems for interior and exterior applications. Its Easy Panel System allows clients to use their own panels in a number of different ways. Its patented ceiling clips include aluminum angle, extruded shapes, and metal inlays in a wide variety of metals and finishes. Its new seismic ceiling panel system, MFCEIL-S (shown below), is designed for areas like the West Coast where seismic conditions are a concern.

All of Monarch’s products are proudly made in the U.S. Monarch employees are dedicated to making superior products and helping clients achieve their fabrication needs. Now with offices in New York and Nevada, Monarch serves its customers from coast to coast.

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