galvanized steel

First, I am not sure when galvanized steel was invented.

Workers used galvanized steel to keep the houses from falling down.

Third, paint does not stick to galvanized steel very well.

Older homes, however, may have a network of galvanized steel pipes.

In wood frame construction they are generally made of galvanized steel.

The lower 30 feet of chain is three-quarter-inch galvanized steel.

The cabinets are the kind of galvanized steel used in ductwork.

They are made of a variety of materials, including galvanized steel.

But by then, the galvanized steel tower had already risen 260 feet above the central Bronx.

The problem did not begin to show up until the trucks were about three years old, as the galvanized steel began to deteriorate.

It was then expanded to include gates of tubes and galvanized steel.

Manufacturers are looking at substitutes, including aluminium and galvanized steel.

It is also used to breakup the spangles in galvanized steel.

Stock tanks can range in size from 30 to over 1500 gallons and typically are made of galvanized steel.

It has ebonized mahogany legs and a galvanized steel top.

The 36-foot-high, 7,500-square-foot galvanized steel building has four main galleries and a storeroom for art.

Bathing on the homestead involved a round, galvanized steel tub.

Historically, galvanized steel has been used for muffin tins, but this is no longer common.

Its basic element is a heavy galvanized steel grill.

The flume is usually made of fiberglass, concrete or galvanized steel.

Surdos may have shells of wood, galvanized steel, or aluminum.

Gusset plates are usually either made from cold rolled or galvanized steel based upon its use.

Within days, he assigned more guards and planted galvanized steel railings outside.

He levered one heavy galvanized steel leaf just high enough to allow him to slip in.

The facade of this building is constructed from finely crafted galvanized steel.