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    Material choices

    Jun 26, 2020 2 minutes

    > STEEL $ This is the strongest, most popular, and, typically, least expensive option. To prevent rust, it’s usually dipped in molten zinc (making galvanized steel) or an aluminum-zinc alloy called Galvalume. Dipped steel can be left in a silvery state, but is generally painted to maximize longevity. Can last 30

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