Beams | Angles | Channels | Pipes
Introduction (Hero Section)
Structural steel sections, commonly referred to as Structurals, are standard steel profiles used in load-bearing frameworks and fabrication across construction, industrial, and infrastructure projects.
At Sharoff Steel Suppliers, we supply structural sections primarily as a supporting product line, complementing our core focus on special-grade and corrosion-resistant steels.
Structural steel sections are hot-rolled steel profiles designed to carry loads efficiently through their shape. Their geometry provides strength, stiffness, and ease of fabrication in structural assemblies. They are generally used in painted or indoor applications, or where corrosion protection is provided separately.
Beams
• I-Beams / H-Beams
• Used for primary load-bearing members
Angles
• Equal & unequal angles
• Used in bracing, frames, and supports
Channels
• U-channels / C-channels
• Used in secondary structures and framing
Pipes
• Circular structural pipes
• Used in columns, supports, and frameworks
Structural sections are commonly supplied in:
Indian Standards
• IS 2062 (E250 / E350)
European Standards
• S235JR
• S355J2
Grade selection depends on design loads, structural role, and governing code.
Sharoff Steel Suppliers supplies structurals in:
• All Standard commercial lengths
• Bundled supply with plates and special grades
Availability depends on mill rolling schedules and section sizes.
Construction
• Building frameworks
• Industrial sheds
Infrastructure
• Support structures
• Platforms and walkways
Industrial Fabrication
• Equipment frames
• Pipe racks and supports
Structural sections should be selected based on:
• Load-bearing requirement
• Span and geometry
• Fabrication method
• Coating or corrosion protection system
For exposed or corrosive environments, weathering or CRS grades may be more appropriate.
• Supply of IS and EN structural sections
• Integration with special-grade steel supply
• Reliable sourcing and traceability
We support customers who need one supplier for both standard and special steels.
Are structural sections corrosion resistant?
No. They require painting or coating for outdoor exposure unless specified in weathering grades.
Yes, subject to mill availability and project specifications.