A Growing Market
Construction demand continues to expand across the country, and specified, certified steel is what large projects require.
Partnership Opportunity
Partner with us and grow your business with our products and services.
Start Your ApplicationWhy Partner With Us
A dealership is a long-term commitment on both sides. Here is what stands behind ours.
Construction demand continues to expand across the country, and specified, certified steel is what large projects require.
Engineers and contractors already know the product, which shortens the sale and reduces the discounting you need to do.
Training, technical guidance, and joint planning so the dealership grows year on year instead of order to order.
What You Receive
Sell products manufactured to national standards and backed by independent testing, so your customers buy with confidence.
Consistent stock availability and planned dispatch schedules keep your yard supplied through peak construction season.
Transparent dealer price lists and volume-based margins that leave room for a healthy, sustainable business.
Signage, product literature, and campaign material to help you build the brand in your own territory.
A named point of contact for orders, technical questions, and after-sales support — not a general queue.
Clearly defined coverage areas so your investment in a market is not undercut by an appointment next door.
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Work out the monthly instalment for a purchase or project loan using the standard reducing-balance formula.
Indicative figures only. Your lender may add processing fees, taxes, or insurance.
Pick a profile, enter the section dimensions, and get the weight per meter, per piece, and for the whole order.
Weights are calculated from the nominal geometry and exclude root radii, tapers, and rolling tolerances.
Circular cross-section weight for rebar, bright bar, and round stock.
Cross-section area = pi / 4 x diameter squared.
Equal and unequal angle weight from the two leg sizes and the leg thickness.
Cross-section area = thickness x (leg A + leg B - thickness). Root radii are ignored.
Approximate weight for C and U channels from the web and flange dimensions.
Cross-section area = web + two flanges. Root radii and flange tapers are ignored, so rolled-section tables may differ slightly.
Convert length, weight, area, and volume units used on site. Results update as you type.