Used Oilfield Tubing & Casing

Used oilfield tubulars repurposed for fencing, corrals, culverts, and structural jobs — strong, affordable steel sold by the length or the load.

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Oilfield tubulars

Used pipe with plenty of life left.

Sound tubing, casing, rod, and cable pulled from the oilfield and sorted for a second life. Common sizes, honest steel, sold by the length or the truckload.

Used 2 7/8 inch oilfield production tubing stacked at an Idaho steel yard

Used Tubing

Straight used production tubing — a favorite for fence rails, corral panels, and light structural work.

2 1/16" · 2 7/8" · 3.5"

Used 4 1/2 inch oilfield casing stood on end in Shoshone, Idaho

Used Casing

Larger-diameter casing for posts, culvert sleeves, and jobs that call for more steel.

4.5"

Bundle of used 1 inch steel sucker rod for fencing in Idaho

Sucker Rods

Solid steel rod — the go-to for fence stays, braces, and continuous-fence line.

Stack of heavy used steel oilfield pipe at an Idaho pipe yard

Drill Pipe

Heavy-wall pipe for tough gate posts, braces, and structural spans that take a beating.

Assorted sizes — call the yard

Used 3 1/2 inch oilfield tubing ready to repurpose in Idaho

Coiled Tubing

Continuous coiled steel for water crossings, conduit runs, and creative repurposing.

Assorted sizes — call the yard

Spool of steel wire rope and cable for fencing and rigging in Idaho

Wire Rope & Cable

Steel wire rope and cable for fence line, guy lines, rigging, and bracing.

9/16"

Inventory turns over with every truckload — call the yard for current sizes and quantities.

Why used pipe

Cheaper steel, same backbone.

Used oilfield pipe costs a fraction of new — and it still won't corrode, warp, split, crack, or rot. It shrugs off wind and weather, lasts for decades, and it's one of the most recyclable materials on earth. Buy it by the load and build it once.

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What it's for

A second life in the field.

Ranchers, farmers, and builders across Idaho and the West put used oilfield tubulars to work every day. Strong, straight, and cheap — it's the backbone of a lot of good fence.

Livestock fence & corrals. Rails, posts, and continuous fence that shrug off stock, wind, and weather.
Culverts & crossings. Large-bore tubing and casing for driveways, ditches, and water crossings.
Structural columns & posts. Straight, heavy steel for pole barns, shops, and load-bearing posts.
Gates & panels. Heavy-duty gates, panels, and braces that outlast wood every time.

Continuous steel pipe fence around a green Idaho pasture with mountains behind