Furniture
Furniture and steel are materials that belong to different industries, but in some cases, they can come together. In furniture production, steel, especially in industrial-style furniture designs and outdoor furniture, can be used. Here are some examples that further illustrate the relationship between furniture and steel:
Industrial Furniture Designs: Industrial-style furniture is often manufactured using metal and steel materials. Products like chairs with metal tube frames, table legs, or shelving systems are examples of using steel in furniture design.
Outdoor Furniture: Outdoor furniture needs to be durable against weather conditions. Therefore, steel materials can be used in making such furniture. Galvanized or other protective-coated steel increases the resistance of outdoor furniture to rust and corrosion.
Table and Chair Legs: The foundational elements of furniture, such as table legs and chair legs, can be reinforced with steel materials for durability and stability.
Decorative Accessories: Steel can also be used in decorative accessories for furniture. For instance, metal candleholders, decorative shelves, or hanging hooks can be used to complete the design of furniture.
Office Furniture: Office furniture needs to be sturdy and robust. Steel can address these requirements by being used in the frames of office desks, file cabinets, or storage units.
As evident from these examples, the steel and furniture sectors can intersect in various ways. Furniture manufacturers may choose to use steel materials based on design goals, functional requirements, and aesthetic expectations.
Raw Material : Cold rolled coils - Galvanized coils
Quality : DC01 or DC04 / DX51 or DX54
Thickness : 0.5 mm – 3 mm
Square Pipes : 10x10 - 40x40
Rectangular Pipes : 20x10 - 50x30
Tubes : 13 mm – 51 mm
Length : 500 mm – 12000 mm
