Corrosion

DO NOT type in all capital letters.

It is considered RUDE of you to do so. I'm beginning to suspect that you are doing this on purpose, based on all the feed back you have received during your short time here.

Yes, buildings near the sea will corrode.

Hire a professional consultant to educate you, or move away from the coast.

Your questions are too vague, general and hardly make enough sense to warrant any meaningful help.

Lyn

you are like all americans simple thincking & sassy in the debate..??????

Apparently, you are trainable.

Now, if we can just work on the quality and content of your numerous, elementary questions.

With an International log on to this site, that allows for many many different language's to add to content. It is not hard to get an un-easy understanding of questions being ask or answered. It is with that said, that each of us should try as best we can to understand what we are asking, and the then with answers we give.

PROBABLY.

SO AM I.

not a problem, simply have the building relocated to a dessert.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dessert

do you have a link for "typo"...I might need to refer to it 40 or 50 times...a day!

Galvanize the exposed steel items.

I appologize for my smartass remark...that's just my nature. I can see English isn't your 1st language, It's hard to tell if you were asking aquestion, asking a statement, etc

cheers

stainless steel (low conductive); glass; ceramic; porcelain; fiberglass; carbon fiber; polyurethane; Sunbrella; polycarbonate; teak; stone; concrete; stucco; elastomeric paint.

i.e. anything you would use on an ocean going sailboat.

My my sensitive aren't we?

Corrosion can as has been indicated alloyed out of steel to a very great extent. Consultation with a steel manufacturer can assist you when designing for a corrosive atmosphere. It all depends on what you are willing to pay for corrosion free alloys.