Benefits of using hot dipped galvanized steel
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The saleyards' alignment with the natural topography required a cover designed to match the levelling contours precisely. Also, maintaining uninterrupted saleyard operations was critical, so we developed a staged construction plan to complete the project efficiently without causing disruptions.
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Boyle indoor dressage arena and stable complex
Our client, a dedicated dressage rider and trainer in Scone, NSW, approached us for a combined indoor dressage arena and stable complex to prevent weather disruptions. Her vision focused on horse and rider safety with a shallow roof gradient to blend with her existing property infrastructure. The incorporation of a curved roofline was our solution to achieving an unobtrusive roof design.
Hot dip galvanizing describes the process by which steel is coated with zinc, which alloys with the surface of the steel. The steel is dipped in molten zinc, and when exposed to the atmosphere forms a strong coating that will buffet against wear and corrosion.
The process of hot dipped galvanized steel dates back to the 1800’s, when in 1837 a French engineer took out a patent for the process of galvanizing steel. By 1850 the British galvanizing industry was consuming 10,000 tons of zinc annually for the production of galvanized steel.
steel treated in this way has become increasingly popular over time, with 600,000 tons of zinc being consumed annually in North America to produce hot-dipped galvanized steel. Now galvanizing is found in almost every industry where steel is used. The process has a proven history of success that continues to grow in multiple applications globally.
Hot dip galvanized steel therefore, is a superior product against others in the building and construction industry. This is why at Central Steel Build we hot-dip galvanize all of our components for our sheds, contributing to a better quality and long-lasting product, that protects against rust and corrosion in rural environments in Australia.
When it comes to building structures that withstand the test of time, the choice of materials plays a crucial role. One material that has gained...
All steel products are susceptible to rusting when they come into contact with oxygen.
Farm building and shed construction projects require careful consideration of a range of factors before commencement. To ensure a smooth construction...