Section Pipe

A Pattam pipe (also spelled Patam or Pitam) is a specialized, hollow steel profile (typically mild steel) designed specifically for fabricating durable door and window frames (chaukhats). It features built-in grooves or channels, allowing for seamless mounting of doors and shutters without requiring traditional wooden frames.

Material & Structure: Manufactured from high-quality steel (often with corrosion-resistant coatings) with a hollow structural design

Types Available:

Single Pattam: Has one groove or channel, usually used for lighter doors or single-rebated installations.

Double Pattam: Features dual grooves, ideal for accommodating both a main door/window and an inner mosquito mesh shutter or a double-rebated installation.

Top Advantages Durability: Resistant to termites, moisture, and fire, outlasting traditional wood.

Precision & Easy Installation: Pre-engineered for accurate dimensions, making welding and installation much faster and smoother for fabricators.

Eco-Friendly: Helps reduce deforestation by acting as an eco-conscious replacement for wooden door frames.

Primary Applications:

Door Frames (Chaukhats):Widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

Window Frames:Used alongside iron or aluminum glass shutters.

Steel Furniture: Occasionally used in structural supports for furniture