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Thin Wall Furniture Steel Tube in the 0.3–1.5 mm Range

Thin wall furniture steel tube from HC Metal covers a wall-thickness range of 0.3–1.5 mm. It is offered for furniture components such as table and chair frames, sofa supports, bed frames and storage racks. The correct order identifies the component dimensions and processing requirements alongside its nominal wall thickness.

Round furniture tube ends with bundle identification
Round furniture tube ends with bundle identification
Round furniture steel tubes tied in production bundles
Round furniture steel tubes tied in production bundles
Close view of round steel tube ends and bundled lengths
Close view of round steel tube ends and bundled lengths

Thin Wall Furniture Steel Tube specifications

Wall thickness0.3–1.5 mm in the supplied furniture tube range
Outside dimensionsConfirm for the requested round, square or custom section
Component fitState mating-part dimensions and required clearances
Fabrication processDescribe cutting, bending, welding or finishing requirements
Surface and material gradeConfirm against the approved specification

Size ranges describe the supplied product range. Confirm the exact combination and availability with the order specification.

Ordering thin wall furniture steel tube

State the outside section dimensions, nominal wall thickness and required length on each drawing or item line. Where the tube receives an insert, sleeve or connector, supply those mating dimensions as well. Nominal wall thickness by itself does not establish a guaranteed internal clearance.

The factory reviews size and wall-thickness combinations together. Include the quantity and any dimensional tolerance requirements before asking for an availability or production confirmation. Keep the approved revision with subsequent repeat orders.

Plan the fabrication and incoming checks

Identify whether the tube will be bent, welded, cut into short parts or finished after assembly. If your production process has a specific acceptance requirement, put it in the drawing or purchase specification so it can be considered before supply is agreed.

For incoming material, agree which dimensions and surface points will be checked, how the bundles will be identified and which unit is used for quantity. A component reference on both the bundle label and packing list helps separate similar thin-wall sections in a busy production store.

Bundle packing and export dispatch

Agree product references, quantities, handling limits and packing identification before dispatch. For mixed sizes, match each bundle to its item on the packing list. The factory loading images show handling activity; final packing and shipment details are confirmed for each order.

Tube bundles and an open container at the factory loading area
Tube bundles and an open container at the factory loading area
Steel tube bundles prepared near an export loading vehicle
Steel tube bundles prepared near an export loading vehicle

Product questions

Does the wall range specify every available size?

The 0.3–1.5 mm range covers wall thickness rather than every size combination. Outside size, wall thickness, length and quantity must be reviewed together for the particular tube.

Can I request a galvanized or annealed condition?

Galvanized and annealed furniture-related tube products are available for enquiry. State the required condition so its availability and detailed specification can be confirmed with the chosen section and dimensions.

What should repeat orders refer to?

Use the approved drawing reference and revision, material and surface requirements, dimensions and quantity basis. If a fit or fabrication acceptance criterion was agreed, carry that requirement into the repeat order as well.

For a matched supply review, include your drawing or item schedule with section dimensions, wall thickness, length, finish and quantity. Contact details and enquiry form