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structural steels

Our range of structural steels provides the essential framework for strong, durable, and efficient building construction.

 

Featuring high-quality Z purlins, C rails, multibeams, eaves beams, and gridbar systems, our products are engineered to deliver superior support and flexibility for a variety of building projects.

 

Whether you’re working on industrial, commercial, or agricultural structures, our structural steels offer reliable performance, easy installation, and compatibility with a wide range of cladding and roofing systems.

For expert advice or assistance in selecting the right structural steel components for your project, please don’t hesitate to contact our knowledgeable technical team. We’re here to help ensure your build is safe, efficient, and meets all your specifications.

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Z purlins are versatile, lightweight steel sections commonly used as horizontal supports in roof and wall structures. Their distinctive ‘Z’ shape provides excellent strength and stability, allowing for efficient load distribution and easy overlapping at joints.

 

Ideal for industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings, Z purlins offer quick installation and compatibility with a wide range of cladding and roofing materials, making them a popular choice for durable and cost-effective construction.

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C rails are strong, lightweight steel sections shaped like the letter ‘C’, widely used as structural supports in roofing and cladding systems. Known for their versatility and ease of installation, C rails provide reliable load-bearing capacity and stability in a range of building applications.

 

Ideal for agricultural, commercial, and industrial projects, they offer a cost-effective solution that integrates seamlessly with other structural components and cladding materials.

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Multibeams are heavy-duty steel beams designed to provide robust support in large-span roofing and structural frameworks. Engineered for strength and durability, multibeams offer excellent load-bearing capacity, making them ideal for industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings.

 

Their versatile design allows easy integration with purlins, rails, and other structural components, ensuring a strong and stable framework for a wide range of construction projects.

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Eaves beams are critical structural elements positioned at the junction where the roof meets the walls of a building. Designed to support roof loads and transfer them safely to the walls or columns, eaves beams provide stability and strength to the overall structure.

 

Commonly used in industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings, these beams are manufactured from high-quality steel and designed to integrate seamlessly with purlins, rails, and cladding systems for a durable, efficient build.

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Mini Zeds are smaller-sized Z-shaped steel sections designed for lightweight structural applications and secondary framing. Offering excellent strength and flexibility, they are ideal for supporting lighter cladding and roofing materials, as well as for use in refurbishment or extension projects.

 

Mini Zeds provide an efficient, easy-to-install solution that complements larger structural components in industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings.

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Grid  bar and bracket overclad systems offer an innovative solution for upgrading and refurbishing existing buildings without the need for extensive structural alterations. These systems provide a strong, adjustable framework that supports new cladding or roofing directly over existing surfaces, saving time and reducing costs.

 

Ideal for commercial, industrial, and agricultural applications, grid bar and bracket systems ensure a secure, weatherproof finish while enhancing building aesthetics and performance.

Please feel free to call us on 01902 937651 during office hours to discuss your requirements

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