Universal steel columns are one of the most common types of supports used in structural engineering and they can be found in countless different construction applications. When using universal columns in your building or construction project, choosing the right size is essential for ensuring the structural integrity and efficiency of your finished structure. In this […]
For the uninitiated, the world of building and construction materials can be a labyrinth to navigate. If you’re thinking about getting started on a DIY or building project that involves steel, chances are that you might have encountered steel being sold in various codes such as 100UC14.8, 150UC23.4, 150UC30 and much more. These indicators offer […]
Galvanised steel is widely known to be one of the strongest and most durable construction materials available on the market. However, as with any material, galvanised steel can become damaged over time due to wear and tear or sudden stresses. When galvanised steel becomes damaged, it is important to address the damage as soon as […]
Retaining walls are a core feature in many yards and gardens, serving both aesthetic as well as practical functions. Galvanised steel is a construction material that has long been favoured for its strength and durability, and it is no surprise that it is often used to enhance the durability of retaining walls. In this post, […]
Landscaping and gardening can be very relaxing hobbies and are ideal for homeowners who are looking to spruce up the overall appearance of their homes. Raised garden beds are an ideal structure for homeowners who are into both gardening and landscaping as they can provide a dedicated space for growing flowers, vegetables and other plants […]
Retaining walls are among the most common structures in many Australian homes. They serve an important function in landscaping, helping to hold back soil and prevent erosion, providing structural support and creating terraced flat surfaces that can be used for patios or gardens. In this post, we take a closer look at the age-old question […]