Where to buy such parts?

[Dimyself]

Hi,
I bought a clothes rail. It is really included some steel tubes and joints need to be assemble by myself. OK, I finished the job, easy and interested.
My question is: In UK, where I can buy various steel tubes and joints so that I can assemble some simple furnitures with my design style?

Thanks a lot for your help.

 

[ladylola]

Try somewhere like this ?
https://www.themetalstore.co.uk/products/mild-steel-tube

https://www.metals4u.co.uk/mild-steel/tube/tube/c56?gclid=CJvn5t3IiMwCFa8W0wodkTwCpQ

I've brought tubes and fittings online myself for a gymnastics frame for a customer , not sure if it was the first link but I'll try and see if I can dig out the info.

 

[Dimyself]

Ladylola,

Thanks a lot!
I did not explain very clearly.
My own style furnitures should be made by stronger part:
Stainless steel tubes with diameter about 20mm, various length, and suitable joints.

This is an examble:

 

[bernardgreen]

Stainless Steel conduit and fittings, expensive but does not tarnish. I have bought from Electrix in the distant past but they may not sell direct to public so you would have to use a wholesaler.

www.electrixinternational.com/products/stainless-steel-conduit-systems/

 

[LastMagicBean]

Hey, I'm no expert on clothes rails, but that's one ugly f*cker. Fact.

 

[theprinceofdarkness]

That looks like a hanging wardrobe from Argos, £12. We bought one two years ago when we stripped our cottage cos' we thought we had a buyer. He still can't sell his place.
Frank

 

[Dimyself]

"That looks like a hanging wardrobe from Argos, £12."
Yes, that is!
However, I don't want the whole product. I need to make my own furnitures to meet my needs and try to find where to buy the parts: tubes with various lengths and joints with various functions.

 

[Dimyself]

Something like those:

 

[EFLImpudence]

Google tubes and joints, then
click on images.

 

[Dimyself]

EFLImpudence,

Thanks a lot, I am reading the pages your suggested.

 

[Nozzle]

http://www.rosscastors.co.uk/tube-inserts-fittings/connect-a-tube.html

Any good?

Nozzle