Suppliers and manufacturers of structural Timber I-Beams. Situated in South Africa.

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During the early 1950’s, the first I-Beams were manufactured in America. I-Beams are today used by the construction industry in most countries in the world. An I-Beam is a structural element which, in section, resembles the capital letter "I". They have remarkable structural properties which make them ideal for a lot of situations. Today the main attraction for use of
I-Beams is that an I-Beam consumes less timber than a laminated beam and is substantially cheaper under the same design situation. Because I-Beams are so strong and reliable, they may be specified in certain structures that would normally be made from steel, or in some cases concrete. More

The major advantages of timber I-beams are their straightness, uniform depth, dimensional stability, lightness and the ability to cut holes in the web of the beam through which services can be installed.

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