Galvanized Sheet Metal Weight Chart by Gauge (lb/ft² & kg/m²)

If you work in HVAC, sheet metal fabrication, or general construction, knowing the weight of galvanized sheet metal by gauge is critical for estimating, load calculations, and equipment sizing. This galvanized sheet metal weight chart provides you with accurate thicknesses, weights per square foot (lb/ft²), and metric equivalents (kg/m²) from 30 gauge and thicker. Whether you’re planning ductwork, flashing, or structural components, this table is a reliable reference to help you get the job done right. View the interactive chart below or download a printable PDF for quick job site access.


Galvanized Sheet Metal Weight Chart

GaugeThickness (in)Thickness (mm)Weight (lb/ft²)Weight (kg/m²)
300.01570.39880.6563.20
290.01720.43690.719
280.01870.47500.7813.81
270.02020.51310.844
260.02170.55120.9064.42
250.02470.6274
240.02760.70101.1565.64
230.03060.7772
220.03360.85341.4066.86
210.03360.9296
200.03961.00601.6568.08
190.04561.1580
180.05161.31102.15610.52
170.05751.4610
160.06351.61302.65612.96
150.07101.8030
140.07851.99403.28116.01
130.09342.3720
120.10842.75304.53122.11
110.12333.1320
100.13823.51005.78128.21
90.15323.8910
80.16814.27006.875

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The weight varies by gauge. For instance, 26 gauge weighs about 0.906 lb/ft². Refer to the full chart above for detailed values.

Gauge numbers correspond to specific thicknesses in inches and millimeters. The higher the gauge, the thinner the sheet. For example, 20 gauge = 0.0396 inches.

Slightly, as the added zinc coating (e.g., G60, G90) adds minimal weight but is factored into our chart.

No — this chart is specific to galvanized steel, which has a different density than aluminum or stainless.

Yes! Estimators use it for ductwork weight, load calculations, and takeoffs. It’s a go-to tool in HVAC and general sheet metal trades.

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