RHS Table — Dimensions, Weight & Section Properties
rectangular hollow section (RHS) per EN 10219 (cold formed)
All common RHS sizes from RHS 40×20 to RHS 300×200. Each size links to a data sheet listing every standard wall thickness with weight and section properties computed from the exact EN 10219-2 geometry.
RHS — RHS 40×20 – 300×200
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RHS profile?
RHS is the European rectangular hollow section (RHS) per EN 10219 (cold formed). Sizes here run from RHS 40×20 to RHS 300×200, each in several wall thicknesses. Hollow sections excel where loads act in more than one direction — torsion, columns, frames — and where a clean closed shape matters.
EN 10219 (cold formed) vs EN 10210 (hot finished) — what is the difference?
Cold formed sections (this table) are shaped from strip at room temperature and have larger corner radii (2t–3t outside); hot finished ones are normalized and have tighter corners, slightly higher mass at the same designation, and better properties for dynamic loading. For ordinary frames and structures, cold formed EN 10219 is the stockholder default.
How do I read the RHS table?
Each row is one outside size; click it for the full data sheet with every wall thickness — weight per meter, cross-section area, moment of inertia, section modulus, and radius of gyration about both axes.
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