PFC Steel Beams & U Beams

Build Strong with Network Steel's PFC & Universal Beams

Whether you're building a residential home or a commercial building, we understand that every project is different, so we request one-on-one consultations to understand your specific requirements thoroughly. We can confidently ensure that our steel beams provide the ideal solution for your building's structural integrity.

Network Steel offers a comprehensive selection of PFC beams in various sizes, ranging from 75mm to 380mm in depth, as well as U beams. This extensive selection allows you to find the perfect beam size for your project requirements.

We understand that construction projects often require customisation. That's why we offer cut-to-size beams to meet your exact specifications. Additionally, we can pre-drill nailing plate holes for a more efficient installation process.

For projects with unique needs, Network Steel provides fabrication services. We can provide buffed, primed, or hot-dip galvanised beams for enhanced corrosion resistance in harsh environments. We can also create shop-welded connection plates to achieve a perfect fit for your design.

Our commitment to quality extends beyond the beams themselves. We use only high-grade steel that adheres to Australian Standards AS3679.1, ensuring the utmost reliability and structural integrity for your project.

Why Choose Network Steel for Your Steel Brackets?

PFC Beams (Parallel Flange Channel): PFC beams, also known as steel channels, feature a distinctive profile with parallel flanges. This shape makes them ideal for various applications, offering excellent strength and support in horizontal and vertical positions.

U Beams (Universal Beams): U beams have a U-shaped cross-section. They are renowned for their exceptional load-bearing capacity and are widely used for creating robust beams and columns in various construction projects.

Both PFC and U beams are manufactured from high-grade steel, ensuring superior strength and durability. They are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial construction for applications such as supporting floors and roofs, creating load-bearing walls, and providing structural support for doorways and windows.

Beyond their structural function, PFC beams can also be used creatively in architectural applications. For example, they can be incorporated into steel stair stringers, cantilevered entry awnings, and steel entry arbours, all of which can be left exposed to add a distinctive industrial aesthetic.