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Rolled metal · Kyiv
Buy I-beams in Kyiv
I-beams from 10B1 to 20B1 for floors, purlins and opening reinforcement. Cut to size, delivered by crane truck across Kyiv.
6 items in the price list
I-beams for floors and purlins
An I-beam has two flanges and a web in the middle. The steel sits exactly where bending demands it, so at the same weight a beam carries more than any other section. Beams are used in floors between storeys, as purlins in garages and sheds, to reinforce openings in load-bearing walls, and in monorails and gantries.
In the marking 20B1 the number is the profile height in centimetres and the letter is the series. B is the normal beam with parallel flanges, the most common in construction. Sh is wide-flange and stiffer sideways, K is the column series. For the same span the series changes both weight and price, so the profile is chosen by calculation.
Sizes
Beam sizes from our price list
Items from our price list. A manager confirms the price for the shipping day, and anything still unknown is honestly marked as pending.
| Item | Weight per metre | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| I-beam 10B1 | 12.000 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| I-beam 12B1 | 13.700 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| I-beam 14B1 | 16.900 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| I-beam 16B1 | 20.400 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| I-beam 18B1 | 23.800 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| I-beam 20B1 | 26.000 kg/m | to be confirmed |
Size not listed? Send the list from your estimate and we will bring it in to order.
Terms
How we ship beams
Cut to size
We cut to the span including bearing length, so a finished length arrives on site.
Selection by calculation
Give us the span, beam spacing and load and we will suggest a common size for your designer to confirm.
Questions and answers
I-beam questions
What does 20B1 mean?
The number is the profile height in centimetres, that is 200 mm. B is the parallel-flange series and the following digit is the variant within it.
How do B, Sh and K differ?
B is the normal beam used in floors. Sh is wide-flange and stiffer across. K is the column series, designed mainly for compression.
How much does a metre weigh?
Weight per metre grows with the profile number. A table of sizes and weights is in our reference section.
Which beam suits a garage floor?
It depends on the span, beam spacing and what sits above. We will suggest a typical size, but the final number must be confirmed by a structural designer — mistakes here are expensive.
Nearby in the catalogue
Often ordered together
Choose the beam for your span
Send the span, beam spacing and load and we will calculate length, weight and delivered cost.