Weathering steel is atmospheric corrosion resistant steel, also known as weathering steel. A material of low alloy content between ordinary carbon steel and stainless steel. So the weathering steel is added copper (low Cu), chromium (low Cr) elements of carbon steel, the existence of these elements bring anti-corrosion properties. In addition, it also has the advantages of high strength, good plastic ductility, easy to shape, welding and cutting, corrosion resistance, high temperature resistance, fatigue resistance, etc.

Like any other building material, weathering steel has advantages and disadvantages. Depending on the project, application and location, weathering steel may or may not be the right material choice.

Like any other building material, weathering steel has advantages and disadvantages. Depending on the project, application and location, weathering steel may or may not be the right material choice.

With the trend towards industrial looks, there is renewed interest in weathering steel. Weathering steel, also known as weathering steel, has the appearance of natural weathering and rust. It creates interest and texture while complementing an industrial or engineering look.

Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal identified three trends in landscape design based on survey results from the National Landscape Professional Association. Three notable trends include pergolas, unpolished metal finishes and multi-tasking built-in features. The article notes that the most popular choice for "unpolished metal finishes" is weathering steel.

We're often asked about the best way to rust a Corten Steel Planter, or what can be done to make a pot rust faster. Our weather-proof steel flower POTS are rusty, and if you leave them outside for a few weeks and let nature take its course, they will start to show signs of rust.