Door-frame trim, skirting, wall-edge strips, corner guards and connectors
Visible panels, railings, brackets and architectural frames
We help you select coil, strip, sheet or other product forms for your component drawing and downstream fabrication.
Material for the Parts You Make
Interior Decorative Components
Door surrounds, skirting, wall edges and exposed corners need a finish that works with the shape of the part. Coil, strip and sheet can be selected with the formed section and connectors in mind.
Share the finished section or a sample to discuss cutting, bending, roll forming and surface finishing. We can review the starting dimensions with the visible faces, edges and joints.
Furniture & Commercial Fixtures
Choose tube, coil or sheet for table and chair frames, display structures, shelving, trolley frames and furniture brackets. Your drawing defines the section, bends, connections and visible finish.
For general furniture fabrication, 202 coil or sheet is one option to review. Finished tubes have their own grade directory, including 304. Indoor or outdoor use, welding and exposed surfaces help determine the material specification.
Information for Your Enquiry
You can enquire with a drawing, sample reference or a short description. The details below help us review the material, processing and delivery you need; share what you already know.
- Use and cleaning
Indoor conditions, moisture, cleaning products and visible faces help define the material and surface brief.
- Section and forming
A finished-section drawing or sample helps us review strip width, thickness, bend radii and edges.
- Appearance sample
Use a finish or colour sample to explain grain direction, exposed faces and any removable protective film.
- Where the part is used
Indoor, outdoor or coastal use helps us review the material for the installation.
- Visible finish
A finish or colour reference, grain direction and adjoining-panel requirements help define the appearance you need.
- Part dimensions
A panel layout, tube dimensions or section drawing helps us identify the starting material.
- Later processing
Cutting, forming, joining and weld finishing are considered with the selected material and surface.
- Quantity & Delivery
An estimated quantity and destination help us review delivery options. You can also include any inspection documents, protective film or packaging your order needs.
PURCHASING QUESTIONS
Your Material & Ordering Questions
Which is more suitable for my exterior project: 304 or 316L?
The installation conditions matter as well as the grade. Tell us about salt exposure, wetting, drainage and cleaning, and share the joint and installation details. This gives us a useful basis for comparing the two materials for your components.
How can I specify a consistent appearance across several panels?
Use a reference sample together with the finish, grain direction and visible face. A panel layout helps define how adjoining pieces will be compared, and protective-film requirements can be included with the material order.
What drawing information is useful for railings and supports?
For tubes, include the outside dimensions and wall thickness. For L, U or I profiles, include the section dimensions, length and connection details. You can attach the fabrication drawing without completing every field in the configurator.
Can the material enquiry include the finish of welded areas?
Yes. Mark visible welds on the drawing and describe the weld finish and any cleaning or passivation treatment needed. These can be included with the material surface and inspection requirements.
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