Square & box tube
Plain square and rectangular sections, light to heavy gauge.
- 3/4 x 3/4
- 1 x 1
- 1¼ x 1¼
- 1½ x 1
- 1½ x 1½
- 2 x 1
- 2½ x 1½
- 3 x 1
- 4 x 1
Square tubes, angles, track sections, glazing and handle profiles — held in stock across every standard finish and cut length, so a job doesn't wait on a mill order.
Everything below is section stock, sold by the piece. Tell us the section name you use and we'll match it — the trade names vary from town to town.
Plain square and rectangular sections, light to heavy gauge.
Single lip and double lip, for framing and shutter work.
L-angles and T-sections for framing, edging and clamping.
U, F and W channels for glazing, trims and shutter runs.
Two-track and three-track bottom and side runs for sliding windows and partitions.
The full shutter set — outer frame, inner lock, glass and mesh sections.
Glazing plates, clips and beading that finish the glass line.
Door top, bottom, centre and vertical sections, with matching handle profiles.
Cabinet and shutter profiles for modular kitchen, wardrobe and display work.
Ceiling grid sections and ACP trims for interior and facade work.
Most sections are stocked in the finishes below. Mill finish is uncoated aluminium, for jobs that get painted or clad on site.
Swatches are indicative only — ask for a physical sample before matching an existing job.
12 ft is the standard run. Shorter lengths are held for track and door sections, and for repair work where a full length is waste.
Not every section is stocked in every length — send the list and we'll confirm.
Getting windows, a sliding door, a mosquito mesh or a kitchen done? Bring the measurements or a photo of the old section — we'll tell you what it is and what it costs.
Full section range under one roof, so one trip covers the frame, shutter, glazing and handle for a job instead of three.
Bulk requirements for ceiling grid, ACP trims and window sections across a project. Send the BOQ and we'll quote against it.
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