Beams and joists are responsible for providing horizontal frames by spanning out open space equally. Without these essential elements, your building becomes susceptible to framework failure. At Kalisch Steel, we make sure that all of your industrial and commercial needs are met with the foundational support of our steel metal beams. Our company does not just supply any kind of steel; we are proud providers and suppliers of steel beams and joists that customers of all industries need to meet their structural goals.
Beams, Joists, and More from Kalisch Steel
At Kalisch Steel, we craft, manufacture, and fabricate variations of steel products in order to help customers keep their facilities and industrial settings constantly functioning. We provide the following steel products for subfloor sheathing, diagrams, and more:
- Beams
- Joist
- Decking sheets
- Flat bars
- Channels
Joists can be applied to both ceiling and flooring foundations, whereas beams are exclusively for roofing. Beams provide joist material with additional support.
Why Choose Us for Your Steel Fabrication Needs
With low-cost, fast lead times, and state-of-the-art equipment, Kalisch Steel is your best option. We use only the best cutting machines and equipment in order to precisely cut and form sheets into the final shape. We also make use of traditional welding brakes, punches, and dies in order to apply angular bends and special features needed on your steel material. Whatever your steel fabrication needs may call for, Kalisch Steel can guarantee on-demand solutions for all manufacturing projects and requirements.
Types of Beams We Offer
Fixed
- Fixed beam-panels boast ends restrained from rotation, offering moment resistance.
Continuously support
- These structures provide more than two systems of support. They offer resistance to bending when loads are applied above.
Semi-continuous
- These beams obtain two spans with or without restraint at the two extreme ends. These beams are commonly used in bridges.
Cantilever
- These beams are supported on each end by projecting beyond the source of support or the wall.
T-beam
- The top of the T-shaped cross-section serves as a flange or compression member in resisting compressive stresses.
H-beam
- H-beams can be used for spans up to 330 feet, achieving a bevel where three pieces of metal come together to form one piece.
S-beam
- These materials offer superior strength with wide flanges and can be applied to many industrial and construction projects.