Wayback’s useful layer for alltradestainlesssteel.com.au is a shop homepage: “Stainless Steel Melbourne Custom Cut,” two Victorian counters, a price-match line, and a cut-to-size promise covering stainless, then brass, copper and galvanised. The merchant later consolidated under Alltrade Aluminium, Glass & Stainless Steel. That is a different website. This one is a journal.
What we publish
Long essays for Australian readers who have to choose an alloy before they ring a merchant. The map follows the old catalogue: grades and alloys, sheet, plate and finishes, custom-cut stainless and sections, fabrication, welding and care, kitchens and hygiene stainless, and marine, balustrade and outdoors.
What we refuse
Live sheet prices. “Number one in Melbourne” claims. Medical or structural advice dressed as a blog. Guest posts that exist only to plant a dofollow keyword. Invented mill certificates. If a number moves — a standard, an ASSDA bulletin, a food-contact clause — the primary source wins.
Fleet note
This domain sits in a fleet of independent Australian editorial rebuilds. The footer disclaimer is the legal sentence: trademarks remain with their owners; we are not an official booking or ordering channel. Callum Sherwood is the desk. Corrections go to contact the editorial desk. If you want to file a reported piece, read write for us and guest posts and the editorial standards.
Photographs are Creative Commons or public domain, self-hosted, and listed on the image credits and licences page. The privacy notice says what happens to a message.