Mild steel consists of iron alloyed with less than 0.3% carbon. Mild steel frames are commonly used in building construction as they allow for ductility and malleability. A mild steel frame uses a skeleton structure of vertical steel columns and horizontal beams arranged in a grid pattern to support floors, roofs, and walls. This technique enabled the construction of skyscrapers. Various steel construction materials are discussed, including cuplocks, steel plates, props, acrospans, channels, jacks, joint pins, couplers, mild steel pipes, and steel challis. Their uses, properties, sizes, and specifications are described.