• 2025-07-09

One of the greatest advantages of steel warehouse construction is its ability to achieve wide, column-free spans—creating unobstructed interior space for optimal storage and operational efficiency. Typical Steel Warehouse Span Ranges Standard Spans: 15m to 30m (common for small to medium warehouses) Wide Spans: 30m to 60m (ideal for large-scale logistics and distribution centers) Super-Wide Spans:...

• 2025-07-15

1. Pre-Installation Preparation ① Foundation Inspection & Acceptance Verify Foundation Accuracy: Ensure the foundation (concrete slab/piles) meets design requirements for flatness, elevation, anchor bolt positions, and concrete strength (typically ≥75% of design strength before installation). Check Alignment: Use laser levels or total stations to confirm foundation centerlines and anchor bolt ...

• 2025-08-16

H-shaped Steel: Widely Used in Steel Buildings Introduction H-shaped steel, also known as H-beam or wide-flange beam, is one of the most commonly used structural steel components in modern construction. Its unique shape provides excellent load-bearing capacity, stability, and versatility, making it a preferred choice for steel buildings, bridges, and industrial structures. What is H-shaped Steel? ...

• 2025-08-18

Steel Structure Poultry House: The Future of Efficient and Sustainable Poultry Farming The global poultry industry is undergoing a transformation. With rising demand for poultry products, stricter biosecurity regulations, and the need for cost-effective and sustainable farming solutions, steel structure poultry houses are emerging as the future of modern poultry farming. This blog explores why ste...

• 2025-09-01

Application Typical Stories Typical Height Range Primary Steel System Key Driver Warehouses & Logistics 1 8m - 45m+ Pre-Engineered Building (PEMB) Clear Internal Height for storage racks, cranes, and logistics. Industrial & Manufacturing 1-2 10m - 20m PEMB or Heavy Steel Frame Process Flow. Height for machinery, overhead cranes, and ventilation. Commercial Retail (Big-Box) 1 (+mezzanine) 9...

• 2025-09-06

1. Design and Engineering Factors Size and Dimensions: This is the most obvious factor. The total square footage (length x width) directly impacts the amount of steel, foundation, and cladding required. The eave height is also critical; a taller building requires taller, heavier columns and often more complex bracing, increasing costs significantly. Design Complexity: A simple rectangular box is t...

• 2025-09-10

When planning a new industrial, warehouse, or commercial facility, two questions often top the list for maximizing space and efficiency: "Can I add a mezzanine for extra office or storage space?" and "Can this structure support an overhead crane for moving heavy materials?" If your building is made of steel, the answer is a resounding yes. In fact, steel isn't just ableto support these features; i...