208 flat bars / flitch sections

Flat Bars / Flitch
(Flat)

Mild steel flat bars and flitch plates for beam reinforcement, packers, splice plates and timber-steel composite beams.

208 flat bars / flitch sections/BS EN 1090 — Certified to BS EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011 Execution Class 3 as per BS EN 1090-2:2018/30+ Years — Years supplying the industry with trusted structural steel fabrication and installation excellence/Workforce — Welding Quality Management System (WQMS) accredited by ISOQAR/Worldwide — Site erection coverage worldwide with full project management support/

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Flat Bars / Flitch

Flat bars and flitch plates cover the fabrication jobs no rolled profile fits: packing out a bearing, splicing two beams, stiffening an existing web, or sandwiching between timber joists to make a flitch beam that disappears inside a normal floor depth.

Sizes are quoted as width × thickness, for example 200 × 10. For flitch work, plate depth is normally set slightly less than the timber depth so the steel stays concealed — check your engineer's detail before ordering.

StructuralSteel.ai holds 208 Flat sizes, cut to length, drilled and CE marked under BS EN 1090 EXC 3, with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates on every order. Typically specified for base and cap plates, packers and shims, stiffeners to existing steel, bracing straps and fabricated brackets.

Before you order

  • Width and thickness, plus the finished cut length
  • Bolt diameter, spacing and edge distance for flitch or splice work
  • Whether holes are drilled or punched — drilling is cleaner for structural use
  • Any bevelling or edge preparation needed for welding

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  • A flitch beam is a steel plate bolted between two timber members so that the three act together. It gives far more capacity than timber alone while keeping the member the same width as the surrounding joists, which is why it suits floor upgrades and loft conversions where a steel beam would show.

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