Steel Pipe For Furniture

Furniture Steel Pipe Specification    

• Name: Furniture Steel Pipe    

• Standard:  ASTM A106, ASTM A53,  BS1387, EN 10217, EN 10219, EN10035, JIS G3444, JIS G3452    

• Grade:GR.A, GR.B, GR.1-GR.3, Q195-Q345, C250, C350, C250L0, STK500,  S235JOH-S355JOH, S235GT    

• Types: Mechanical Pipe, Tubing and Casing, Roller Pipe, Drilling Pipe, Structural Applications    

• Out diameter: round pipe10-170mm, square pipe 10*10-125*125mm, rectangular pipe 10*20-100*200mm    

• Thickness:0.5mm ~8mm    

• Length: 0.5-12M    

• Pipe Coating: Oiling, Lacquering, Hot-Dip Galvanizing, Powder Painted, Electro-Galvanized    

Application Of Steel Pipe For Furniture    

Steel pipes are widely used in the production of furniture due to their strength, durability, and versatility. Here are some of the common applications of steel pipes in furniture:    

	Structural Framework Steel pipes are often used to create the legs and frames of tables, chairs an bed. For example, in industrial-style coffee tables, thick-walled steel pipes are used to support the tabletop, providing stability and a modern, rugged look.
	Decorative Elements Steel pipes can be bent and shaped into various artistic forms to create unique decorative elements in furniture It can be used as rails or handrails. They not only add a decorative touch but also provide a practical function, such as preventing items from falling off the edges.
	Storage Solutions Steel pipes are frequently used to construct the frames of bookshelves，storage cabinets.The pipes can be powder-coated or painted to match different decors and are strong enough to hold a large number of garments.They can be combined with metal or wooden panels to create a durable and space-efficient storage solution.
	Outdoor Furniture Steel pipes are commonly used in outdoor furniture due to their resistance to rust and weathering when properly treated. They can be designed with simple or elaborate shapes and can be coated with weather-resistant finishes to enhance their durability and appearance.

Welded Pipe VS. Seamless     

Welded pipes are generally more cost-effective to produce. The manufacturing process of welded pipes is relatively simple. They are made by bending a steel plate or strip into a tubular shape and then welding the seam, which requires less complex equipment and technology, resulting in lower production costs.  Due to the lower manufacturing cost, welded pipes are usually cheaper in the market. For projects with a large demand for pipes but not extremely high requirements for pipe performance, using welded pipes can significantly reduce material costs.