Made for you.
Your space, your gear, your ideas. The design starts with what you need, with room to work through the details together.
A SECOND CHAPTER.
BUILT BY HAND.
A change of direction. A garage full of ideas. A business built around making things that matter.
Meet C2
THE PEOPLE. THE PROCESS. THE WORK.
OUR STORY
C2 STANDS FOR
CHAPTER TWO.
For Colby and Bridgette Osguthorpe, it started with a decision to do something different.
After 18 years working as an electrician, Colby made the move into fabrication. What began in a backyard shed and garage grew through word of mouth, from signs and gates to custom railings, fireplaces, and Moto Vans.
Today, Bridgette handles the business side and Colby brings the builds to life. They work with you from the first ideas and reference photos through the design, mock-up, and finished piece.
The projects have changed. The approach is still personal.
MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND C2
IN OUR OWN WORDS.
Sit down with Colby and Bridgette for a closer look at C2 Designs.
WHAT GOES INTO EVERY BUILD
GOOD WORK.
REAL PEOPLE.
Care in the details.
Clean lines and thoughtful fabrication, from the way a railing fits a room to the way a van carries your weekend.
Up for the challenge.
An unusual idea is a good place to start. C2 grew by taking on new work and figuring out how to bring it to life.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
BEFORE WE
GET BUILDING.
What does C2 Designs build?
Custom architectural metalwork, including railings, fireplace surrounds, signs and gates, along with Moto Vans and one-off fabrication projects.
How does a project get started?
Bring your ideas and any reference photos. We work through the design together, then move to a mock-up and your approval before the build begins.
Are the van builds all the same?
No two vans are the same. Each build starts with the client’s needs, from the gear they carry to the way they use the space.
Can I bring an idea that is a little different?
Yes. Share what you have in mind, even if it is not something you have seen here. We can talk through the idea and what it would take to build it.