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Prosolve · SKU:
178155
Steel Metal Sheet 2.2 x 250 x 500mm
2.2mm solid steel sheet, 250 x 500mm, plain uncoated finish. Cuts and drills easily for fabrication, repairs and DIY steelwork.
£4.53
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£5.43
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Steel Metal Sheet 2.2 x 250 x 500mm
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Steel Metal Sheet 2.2 x 250 x 500mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why choose this steel sheet
Easy to cut and drill
Works with standard angle grinders, jigsaws and metal drill bits for on-site fabrication.
Solid flat stock
A genuine solid steel sheet, not mesh or perforated stock, for jobs that need a continuous flat panel.
Natural steel finish
Supplied uncoated so it takes paint, primer or powder coating without extra prep beyond a clean and light key.
Consistent 2.2mm gauge
A fixed thickness across the sheet gives predictable strength for brackets, backing plates and repairs.
Overview
Steel Metal Sheet 2.2 x 250 x 500mm - Overview
A solid 2.2mm steel sheet cut to a fixed 250 x 500mm size, supplied plain and uncoated for fabrication, repairs and general construction and DIY work.
2.2mm
Thickness
250mm
Width
500mm
Length
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 2.2mm |
| Width | 250mm |
| Length | 500mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Colour | Steel (uncoated) |
| Finish | Plain, uncoated - not galvanised |
Frequently asked questions
How thick is this steel sheet, and what size does it come in?
How thick is this steel sheet, and what size does it come in?
This is a 2.2mm thick steel sheet, cut to a fixed 250 x 500mm. It's one of the heavier gauges in our flat steel sheet range.
Is this sheet galvanised or does it need protecting from rust?
Is this sheet galvanised or does it need protecting from rust?
No, it's supplied plain and uncoated - not galvanised. Left outdoors or unprotected it will rust, so plan to paint, oil or otherwise treat it if it won't be used straight away.
Can I cut or drill this sheet with normal tools?
Can I cut or drill this sheet with normal tools?
Yes. At 2.2mm it can be cut with an angle grinder, jigsaw with a metal blade, or a guillotine, and drilled with a standard HSS metal bit. Support the sheet while cutting and wear eye protection.
What's this steel sheet typically used for?
What's this steel sheet typically used for?
Light construction, fabrication, repairs, brackets and backing plates, and general DIY and workshop projects where a solid flat steel panel is needed.
Do you offer this steel sheet in other thicknesses?
Do you offer this steel sheet in other thicknesses?
Yes, this steel sheet range covers several thicknesses as separate listings - get in touch if you need a different gauge or a custom-cut size and we'll confirm what's available.
Will this sheet need any preparation before painting or coating it myself?
Will this sheet need any preparation before painting or coating it myself?
Clean off any oil or residue and key the surface lightly before painting or powder coating, standard practice for uncoated mild steel. It isn't pre-primed.
Is 2.2mm steel sheet suitable for load-bearing use?
Is 2.2mm steel sheet suitable for load-bearing use?
This gauge suits light-duty work - brackets, backing panels, repairs and reinforcement - rather than primary structural loads. For anything load-bearing, get the application checked by a qualified engineer.
