Aluminum and Steel

 Powder-coated steel combines the naturally robust character of steel with the longevity and corrosion resistance of powder coating. Its strength, durability and resistance to many types of corrosion make it suitable for use in outdoor furniture, indoor furniture frames, metal canopy frames, metallic roofs, windows and doors, scaffolding, cranes and trailers. Many outdoor products designed for strength use powder-coated steel. 

• Strength: Powder-coated steel is tremendously strong. It provides security and peace of mind in architectural applications and makes for dependable furniture as well.
• Longevity: Powder-coated steel is highly durable. Its efficient coating makes a tight seal to keep out contaminants and enable the steel to last longer.
• Thick, consistent finish: An paint application may clump in some areas and remain thin in others. Powder-coating provides a thick, even finish for more consistent protection.
• Aesthetic appeal: Untreated steel may look rugged and unrefined, but powder-coated steel can be beautiful. Finishes in numerous styles and colors mean powder-coated steel products enhance the decor of any building.
• Corrosion resistance: Like other powder-coated metals, powder-coated steel is highly corrosion-resistant. Its coating acts as an impenetrable barrier to keep moisture and other contaminants out, so corrosion cannot gain a foothold in the metal.