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Steel beam supply in Stockport

Steel beam supply turns an engineer’s specification into the steel needed on site. At New Steel Beams, we supply beams for extensions, structural openings and beam frameworks across Stockport and the surrounding areas. Send your drawings, beam schedule and site location so we can review the sections and quantities required.

Our focus is the steel in your project: the beam sizes specified, the lengths needed and any fabrication shown on the drawings. We work with builders and homeowners to establish what is included before preparing a quotation.

Beam preparation based on your current structural drawings


A beam order built around the specification

The beam schedule gives each member a clear identity. The full section designation, grade, length and quantity allow an order to be reviewed properly. A depth alone cannot identify every beam, because sections with similar outside dimensions can have different weights and capacities. Send the relevant drawings with the schedule and highlight any revision. When fabrication is also needed, include the connection details so the supplied beams and their preparation can be quoted together.

What goes into your beam supply order

Our supply service centres on the members your engineer has specified. The six details below help establish the scope of an order before steel is prepared. Include the current drawing revision and identify anything still awaiting a site measurement. That keeps the quotation tied to the requirement your project actually needs.

Section references

Use the full section reference from the engineer’s schedule, including the designation and grade where stated. Beams that look similar can differ in weight and capacity. The specification should identify the actual member required, rather than relying on a general description.

Beam quantities

List the number of each member and connect it to the drawing reference. A schedule is particularly useful when an extension includes several similar beams. Tell us whether the enquiry covers every member shown or only a defined part of the steel package.

Finished lengths

Provide the required finished length for each beam. Clarify whether the drawing dimensions are final or depend on a site check. Include any end preparation or connection plates that affect how the overall member is measured, so the requirement can be discussed accurately.

Preparation requirements

A supplied section may also need cutting, holes or welded components. Send those fabrication details with the order information rather than assuming the beam is ready for every connection. Where the drawing does not resolve a detail, flag it before the steel is prepared.

Related members

Identify the adjoining beams or columns when the ordered member connects to a frame. The complete layout makes the relationship between pieces clearer. It also helps distinguish a straightforward supply enquiry from a package that includes connection preparation or coordinated beam-frame fabrication.

Project arrangements

Include the site postcode, preferred timing and access constraints. Delivery, unloading and handling need to suit the actual order and location. Any lifting or installation requirement should be raised at enquiry stage and agreed separately for the particular project, rather than assumed.

Discuss supply and fabrication as one beam package

Gather the information for your beam order

Start with the engineer’s drawings, the beam schedule and the project postcode. Add any fabrication details and tell us which dimensions are confirmed. We can review the requirement and discuss what is needed for a quotation. If the order includes connected members or prepared connections, bring those drawings into the same conversation so the supply and fabrication can be considered together.


Illustration of beam dimensions or connections, not a structural design

Steel beams for a domestic extension

An extension can need several beams with different lengths and connections. The engineer’s schedule identifies the individual members, while the layout shows how they relate to the building. Supplying those references together gives the order a clear basis. If one beam connects to another, include the connection drawing rather than ordering from the section name alone. The required steel sizes and support details remain matters for the engineer responsible for the design.

Plan the complete beam package

A clear supply enquiry links every member to the current structural drawings. It identifies the section, quantity and finished length, then adds the preparation needed for the next stage. That information allows the beam order to be discussed without guessing about missing dimensions or connections. If your project also requires cutting, drilled holes or welded details, our fabrication service can be considered alongside supply. For connected beams and columns, explore the beam-frame service. Share your plans with New Steel Beams, including the postcode and the stage your build has reached. We will review the steel requirement and discuss the information needed before a quotation is prepared.

Illustration of steel beam supply

Steel Beam Supply

Beams supplied to your structural drawings. Share the section, length and quantity, then discuss the preparation your project needs.

Illustration of steel beam fabrication

Steel Beam Fabrication

Cutting, drilling and welded beam details prepared to your drawings. Bring the connections and finished dimensions into one fabrication enquiry.

Illustration of steel beam frames

Steel Beam Frames

Connected beams and columns for extensions and structural openings. Review the framework and its connection details as one steel package.

Send your drawings to discuss steel beam supply.