Buy Steel Angles Online

Cut to Size. Packed. Delivered.

• We can custom cut lengths to the millimetre – minimum cut just 15 mm.
• Cut-to-size items are available in-store while you wait, and online orders are processed the same day or the next day in most cases.
• Shorter cuts are cheaper to ship and sent via couriers or Australia Post.
• Large or long orders are delivered by our own delivery truck fleet in NSW or by national freight partners.

Work Smarter with Edcon Steel

Choose the right profile for the job. Equal angles provide balanced support in corners or symmetrical structures, whereas unequal angles let you attach the longer leg to a surface and use the short leg as a sturdy bracket or ledge. For more information, read our blog about Builders Steel. Additionally, the OneSteel guide for builders and owner-builders provides support in the design, sizing, and applications of structural steel for domestic and house building.

Plan Your Lengths: Steel angles come in standard lengths. Designing with this in mind reduces offcuts and saves money. Our team can help you plan cuts for maximum value.

Guard Against Rust: Opt for galvanised steel angles (HDG or Duragal®) for long-term corrosion protection. For indoor builds or dry areas, mill finish (raw) or primed steel is usually sufficient (and more economical) – you can always paint it later.

Cut & Handle Safely: Always wear PPE and de-burr sharp edges after cutting. Don’t have the right tools? We’ll cut it for you with clean, accurate finishes, either while you wait in-store or with your online order.

Common Uses and Sectors: Steel Angles

Steel angles are one of the most versatile and widely used profiles in construction and fabrication. Their simple L-shape, strength-to-weight ratio and ease of connection make them a go-to choice across almost every sector—from DIY to infrastructure.

In residential and commercial construction, steel angles are used for bracing, corner reinforcement, lintels, and floor or roof framing. Equal angles offer balanced support in frames for sheds, garages, and pergolas, while unequal angles are ideal for shelf brackets or awnings where one leg anchors to a flat surface. Their right-angle form makes them perfect for securing to walls, floors or beams with bolts or welds.

In infrastructure, manufacturing and heavy industry, larger structural angles are essential in bridge supports, machinery frames, conveyor systems, towers and equipment platforms. Fabricators use them for cleats, racking, and load-bearing brackets. On farms, galvanised angles are a rugged solution for gates, fencing, sheds, and machinery repairs—resisting rust and livestock wear in harsh outdoor environments.