Steel Structure Features:
Steel has a high strength-to-weight ratio, which is very strong for its weight, and is much higher than other common construction materials, such as concrete and wood. This means that steel components can be made very lightweight without sacrificing strength.
Ductile steel structures can absorb more energy before failure than brittle structures. This makes them ideal for applications subjected to high-impact loads, such as in earthquake-prone areas or industrial settings.
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High Strength
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Engineered to support colossal weights, guaranteeing unwavering structural stability.
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Durability
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Built to endure, our structures boast an impressive lifespan, withstanding wear and tear over time.
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Lightweight
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Facilitates effortless transportation and swift installation.
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Quick Assembly
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Prefabricated components are meticulously crafted for rapid construction and seamless assembly.
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Large span
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Effortlessly bridges expansive spaces, minimizing the necessity for multiple interim support structures.
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Versatility
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Perfectly adaptable, catering to a rich variety of architectural blueprints.
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Cost-Effective
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Contributes to substantial savings in both long-term maintenance and upfront construction costs.
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Eco-Friendly
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Constructed from recyclable steel, our products champion environmental sustainability and reduced ecological impact.
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Steel Structure Buildings:
Pre-engineered steel buildings are buildings made of steel structures and fabricated and installed according to pre-specified architectural and technical drawings. The process of making finished products (with a combination of inspection and quality control steps) goes through 3 main stages: Design, Fabrication of components and Erection at the site. The entire steel structure can be produced synchronously and then delivered to the construction site in a relatively short time.
The architectural works that often use this type of house include factories, warehouses, galleries, supermarkets, commercial buildings, high-rise buildings, etc.
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Specifications:
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Main Steel materials
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Q355B, Q235B etc.
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Column & Beam
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Welded or Hot rolled H-section; Box steel
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Connection method of steel structure
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welding connection or bolt connection
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Wall & Roof
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EPS, Rockwool, PU sandwich, corrugated steel sheet
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Door
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Rolled up door or Sliding door
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Window
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PVC Plastic steel or Aluminum alloy window
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Surface Treatment
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Hot dip galvanized, Alkyd, Epoxy painted
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Crane
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1-20tons
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Processing Steps of Prefabricated Steel Structure Buildings:
Planning and Design
Prefabricated steel buildings starts with a detailed planning and design phase. During this stage, the project’s requirements are identified, and the building’s specifications are established. Factors such as size, layout, and intended usage are considered to ensure that the final design meets the client’s needs. The planning phase also includes obtaining necessary permits and approvals, as local regulations may impact the building’s design.
Fabrication in the workshop
Once the design is finalized, the components are manufactured in a factory. The use of advanced technology in the manufacturing process ensures that the components are of high quality and precisely engineered for quick assembly.
On-Site Assembly
After the prefabricated components are transported to the site, the assembly process begins. Since the parts are pre-engineered, they fit together seamlessly, making the installation process much faster than traditional construction methods. A skilled team of workers assembles the steel frame, attaches the wall panels, and installs the roofing system. Depending on the size and complexity of the building, the assembly process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.
Your Building details confirm to get the design & quotation:
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Length × Width × Length |
| Building Application |
its exact usage or special requirements |
| Roof & Wall material |
Steel sheet ? Insulated Panel ? Decorative Panel? |
| Crane |
yes or not? Ton? |
| Wind Load |
wind speed km/h or m/s or mph? |
| Snow Load |
snow weight kg/m2 or snow thickness or Kn/m2? |
| Door & Window |
Sizes? Quantity? Layout?
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| Inner Layout |
Partition room?
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| More options |
Parapet? Skylight? Ventilation? Canopy? Glass wall curtain?
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