Featherbeams

Standard Shapes

Industrial Decoration — Beam Styles

All of our Featherbeams are made to fit your project. Below are some examples of standard shapes.

Beams

Standard Profiles

Riveted Channel RC-94L-3/8 profile

Riveted Channel

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Riveted I-Beam profile

Riveted I-Beam

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I-Beam 5 inch flange profile

I-Beam 5" Flange

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I-Beam 6 inch flange profile

I-Beam 6" Flange

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H-Beam 3/8 inch profile

H-Beam 3/8"

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H-Beam 1/2 inch profile

H-Beam 1/2"

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C-Channel profile

C-Channel

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X-Truss profile

X-Truss

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RR Truss profile

RR Truss

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Outside Riveted Angle profile

Outside Riveted Angle

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Inside Riveted Angle profile

Inside Riveted Angle

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T Bar profile

T Bar

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U-Channel profile

U-Channel

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Connecting plate profile

Connecting plate

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V-Truss profile

V-Truss

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Connections

Joint Connections

A steel product design

Butt Connection

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A flange and web connection

Flange and Web Connection

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A gusset connection

Gusset Connection

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A flange to flange plate design

Flange to Flange Plate

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Web to Web 90

Web to Web 90°

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A flange to web connection

Flange to Web Connection

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I-beam diagram with labeled flange size, flange separation, web size, and wall thickness

Tapered flanges, vertical web

I-Beam

An I-beam features tapered top and bottom flanges connected by a vertical web. For the most realistic steel appearance, our I-beams are typically manufactured with 5" or 6" tapered flanges.

H-beam diagram with labeled flange size, flange separation, web size, and wall thickness

Flat parallel flanges, vertical web

H-Beam

An H-beam consists of two flat, parallel flanges connected by a vertical web, forming the shape of the letter "H". H-beams have wider flanges than I-beams for a heavier structural look.

Truss diagram with labeled top chord, webs, and bottom chord

Top chord, bottom chord, web members

Truss

A truss is made up of a top chord, a bottom chord, and an internal web structure. The web can be designed with X or V patterns, and the overall truss can be manufactured in a variety of shapes, including traditional roof trusses.

U-channel diagram with labeled flange size, flange angle, web size, and wall thickness

Top flange, bottom flange, vertical web

U-Channel

A U-channel consists of a top flange, a bottom flange, and a vertical web. Like our beams, U-channels can be custom manufactured in a wide range of sizes and dimensions.

C-channel diagram with labeled flange size, flange separation, web size, and wall thickness

Tapered flanges, vertical web

C-Channel

A C-channel consists of two tapered flanges connected by a vertical web. Our C-channels are typically produced with 2.5" or 3" tapered flanges for an authentic steel appearance.

Connecting plate diagram with labeled top splice plate, flange size, web size, side splice plate, and wall thickness

Top splice plate, side splice plate

Connecting Plate / Splice Plate

Connecting plates, also called splice plates, are decorative covers used to conceal seams on the web and flanges of beams and channels, creating the appearance of a continuous steel member.

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