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Universal Beams are also referred to as I beams or H-sections due to their profile appearance. They have a greater depth than universal columns which means they have a higher load capability and are most commonly used as horizontal structural supports.
We hold a large stock of universal beam and can cut to your requirements up to a maximum length of 12m. Due to the large amount of stock we hold we are able to offer a fast turnaround for collection and delivery within 2-4 working days,meaning you get the materials you need quickly. We offer a next day collection for all cut only universal beams on orders placed between Sunday and Thursday. Your beam can come ready primed just select the paint yes/no option and once you save this it will enable you to enter the length of beam you require.
You can also add service and timber holes to your beam so that it arrives ready to be installed. If you need a plate welded onto your beam please see our beam with welded plate section,select the cavity you require and place your order.
If you would prefer to discuss your order with our experienced team then please contact the office on 0118 9757500.
Steel beams are structural elements that are used in construction and engineering. They are typically made of steel, which is an alloy of iron and carbon. Steel beams are used to support the weight of buildings, bridges, and other structures, as well as to provide a stable foundation for the construction. There are several different types of steel beams, including wide flange beams, I-beams, and hollow steel beams. The shape and size of the beam can be varied to suit the specific needs of the structure. Steel beams are known for their strength and durability, and they are able to withstand significant loads without bending or breaking. They are also resistant to corrosion, which makes them suitable for use in a variety of environments.
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