RSJs and Steel Beams in Essex
Buildings require steelwork, so builders require steel beams and RSJs. Almost any size of job can need steel beams. Small jobs like landscape gardening and house extensions need them. Major projects like multi-storey blocks of flats and hotels need them. They are essential, and so for building contractors a reliable supplier is essential.
Pace of Harlow

Pace in Harlow, Essex is a reliable, cost-effective supplier of RSJs, steel beams and steel fabrication work to builders. Their range includes:
- RSJs
- Universal Beams
- Universal Columns
- I Beams
The beams are available in all the standard sizes, and can be cut to any size required. Delivery is quick and cheap, especially in the Essex area. They are available on 01279 635 525.
(RSJs are rolled steel joists, also known as I-beams because of their shape.)
Some of their clients are experienced and know exactly what they want. Others value the advice they get from Pace. In particular, they value the way Pace will visit them on site and work out the measurements and specifications for the RSJs based on the architect’s drawings. This means the customer can be sure the RSJs will be the right size and specification. Pace usually provides this valuable service for free.
Pace Can Deliver: Supply & Lift
Selling RSJs is easy: delivering them to the site is more difficult, especially when the site is a busy, crowded building site. They are experts at Supply & Lift. They can supply the size, shape and quantity their customers need, and they can lift them into place. They have the experience and equipment to deliver everything to where it is needed. This solves another potential problem for their clients.
Steel Fabrication
Pace is also well known for supplying steel fabrication to the construction sector in Essex. Customers value the reliability of their timescales and the quality of their work.
Pace is committed to offering unparalleled quality, precision, and reliability to all clients, ensuring that each project meets the highest standards.
With years of dedication and practice, their team of qualified professionals brings extensive experience to the table. They have worked on a wide range of projects, from small-scale components to large infrastructural pieces.
Safety First
Working with steel brings risks that have to be managed: moving heavy weights and using powerful machinery. These risks become more complex when the work is taking place in an environment like a construction site. That’s why thoughtful companies make sure their suppliers can demonstrate their commitment to health and safety, as part of the procurement process. Pace makes this easy through its membership of Smas Worksafe which demonstrates their SSIP certification, and therefore their commitment to best practice in Health & Safety.
The Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) is a UK framework promoting health and safety compliance in procurement processes. It simplifies pre-qualification by recognising mutual standards across member schemes, reducing duplication for contractors and suppliers. SSIP enhances efficiency, ensuring organisations meet legal health and safety requirements while fostering trust in supply chains.

