What We Offer

We are the UK leaders in welding bay design and installation services.

If you’re looking for a welding bay system, welding booth, or a bay system for any other purpose, no matter how extensive, Tusker Industrial Safety can deliver. With years of experience, our technical team will consult with you and design a welding booth system to meet your exact requirements. With a wide range of curtain materials (including PVC strip curtains) and/or solid panelling, our versatile, modular solutions will suit your application.

We also offer bay systems with sonic properties which are suitable for areas where significant noise reduction levels are required.  Other features can be catered for, such as viewing panels, impact screening, welding benches and a range of entry/exit options such as sliding systems.

Please see below for links to case studies where you can read about a few of our bay installation projects:

Welding bay system for Airedale International

Retractable welding bay system for AJ Power

Welding bay system for Cheshire College

5m high ceiling suspended bay system for Leeds Council Fleet Services

Solid bay system with sonic properties for Martin Baker Aircraft

We can provide all the necessary supplementary documentation including technical drawings, risk assessments and method statements. A dedicated project manager will keep you informed at every stage of the process.

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Installed quickly by experts

We have a fully insured installation team if required. We will install your welding bay or another bay system quickly, with the minimisation of downtime at the forefront of the planning process.

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Product Ranges

Our range of of welding bay and other bay systems include:

Welding Bays

  • Welding bays designed to optimise your space
  • A range of welding curtain materials including PVCs, canvas, PVC strip curtaining and more
  • Options for bay systems with sonic properties to significantly reduce noise levels
  • A range of fixing options which can be configured to bespoke requirements
  • Retractable options to allow for forklift access
  • Materials that conform to all the relevant safety standards
  • Option for installation services

Industrial Spray Booths

  • Range of clear or coloured PVC and PVC strip curtain
  • A range of fixing options which can be configured to bespoke requirements
  • Retractable options to allow for forklift access
  • Option for installation services

Specialist Bays

  • Bays for any purpose such as dust protection, laser, x-ray

Welding Bays & Industrial Welding Bay Design FAQs

When setting up a welding space, it’s important to design it safely and efficiently. Whether you need one welding area or multiple, well-designed workspaces can help keep sparks contained, make work easier, and ensure the safety of your team. Our welding bays are tough, adaptable, and meet safety standards, making them great for places like workshops, warehouses, and heavy industries.
What is a welding bay and why do I need one?

A welding bay is a designated, enclosed workspace designed to contain sparks, fumes, and arc flash. It helps protect nearby workers, improves organisation, and ensures compliance with UK health and safety standards.

What should be considered in welding bay design?

Key factors include ventilation, fire resistance, space for equipment, access points, and visibility. A well-planned welding bay design will also account for workflow efficiency and future expansion.

Can welding bays be customised to suit my workspace?

Yes, most welding bays can be tailored in size, layout, and materials to suit your facility, whether you’re working in a fabrication shop, warehouse, or on-site environment.

What materials are used in welding bays?

Welding bays are typically constructed using steel frameworks combined with flame-retardant curtains, panels, or screens designed to withstand sparks and heat.

Are welding bays compliant with UK safety regulations?

When properly specified, welding bays help support compliance with UK safety guidelines by controlling hazards such as arc flash, sparks, and heat exposure.

Can welding bays be relocated or reconfigured?

Many systems are modular, allowing you to expand, relocate, or reconfigure your welding bay as your workspace changes.

What’s the difference between a welding bay and a welding shelter?

A welding bay is usually installed indoors as a fixed or semi-permanent workspace, while a welding shelter is typically a portable structure used outdoors or on temporary sites.

How do welding bays improve workplace safety?

They contain sparks and arc light, reduce fire risk, and create clear separation between welding activities and other operations.

Are welding bays suitable for multi-user environments?

Yes, multiple bays can be installed side-by-side, allowing several operatives to work safely at the same time without interference.

How long does it take to install a welding bay?

Installation time depends on size and complexity, but modular systems can often be installed quickly with minimal disruption.

Can Tusker help with welding bay design and installation?

Yes, Tusker provides UK-based support for welding bay design, supply, and installation, ensuring a solution that fits your operational needs.

Case Study

Airedale International

Industrial and construction safety solutions including FR tarpaulin, monarflex, debris netting, fire barriers and construction window protection.

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