Structural Sections

Also known as RSJs, steel Structural Sections are an integral component of many construction projects. We supply a wide range of quality-assured Universal Beams, Universal Columns, and Parallel Flange Channels ideal for commercial and domestic projects.

All BM Steel Structural Sections are made from high quality steel and are expertly designed and finished to ensure reliable durability and strength, making them a superb choice for providing extra support or bearing weight from ceilings We offer Structural Sections in a variety of popular specifications, and we offer bespoke Universal Columns, Universal Beams, and Parallel Flange Channels. Order the sections you need online and excellent prices and fast delivery. If you aren’t sure which Structural Sections would best suit your project needs, contact our team of friendly and knowledgeable experts, who will be happy to assist you.

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Structural Sections FAQs

What are Structural Sections?

Structural Sections are pieces of steel that have been shaped for construction. Known as Structural Sections or simply Sections in the UK, they are referred to as steel profiles or shapes in other parts of the world.

Structural Sections play a key role in many construction projects, where they provide extra support or bear weight from ceilings.

What are the 4 Structural shapes?

While it is possible to manufacture customised Structural Sections, the most widely used sections fall into one of four categories. The 4 Structural Section shapes include Angles, Beams, Channels, and Plates.

Each Structural Section has optimal applications and defining characteristics.

What are common Structural Steel Sections?

The flexibility and versatility of Structural Steel make it possible to cut Structural Steel Sections according to all sorts of specifications. However, there are six basic types of sections that are widely used in construction projects.

The six common Structural Steel Sections include I-Beams, Angled Beams, U-Beams, Flat Bars, Round and Square Beams, and Hollow Structural Sections (HSS).