COR10 Steel Byron Bay makes custom Corten steel driveway gates in swing and sliding designs, with cut patterns developed around your property. Our gates usually come with automation, support posts and the other parts they need, and installation is available for some projects. We have been serving customers Australia-wide for more than 21 years. We…
Corten steel fence panels can create privacy, divide garden areas and add a strong architectural feature. At COR10 Steel Byron Bay, we usually make fence panels from 2 mm to 3 mm Corten steel, with usual fence heights from 1.2 m to 1.8 m and customised panel lengths to suit individual site measurements. We make…
Corten steel, also known as weathering steel, can be welded using standard arc welding processes. The main issue is not whether the steel can be welded, but how the weld is designed and which filler metal is used for the finished joint. Filler selection depends on the steel grade, joint design, thickness, weld size, number…
Corten steel costs more than plain steel, but there is no single price. The final cost depends on the size of the job, the thickness of the steel, and how much work goes into it. You don’t only pay for the steel. You also pay for cutting, bending, welding, packing and freight. That’s why the…
How 3D Corten Steel Letters Are Made | COR10 When you see a 3D Corten steel letter, you might think it is simple work, but in this article, we are going to tell you about the careful work done behind every letter. First, Let’s Talk About the Flat Metal Letter It does not have any…
Corten steel facade showing its natural weathered patina in an Australian outdoor setting. There is something different about Corten steel. At first, it can look like ordinary steel left outside in the rain. Then the colour starts to change. Grey steel turns orange. Orange becomes deeper brown. Over time, the surface settles into a rich,…
