Carbon Steel

Black Steel: Black carbon steel is a primary material, characterized by its untreated surface directly from the steel mill. It retains a layer of mill scale and iron oxide, produced through a hot rolling process.

Pickled Steel: Hot-rolled steel that has been stripped of surface impurities. It is then treated with corrosion inhibitors to preserve the clean surface obtained during the pickling process.

Cold-Rolled Steel: This steel undergoes a cold rolling process to reduce its thickness. It requires minimal maintenance, offers excellent durability, and has an appealing aesthetic.