• 2025-08-09

The construction sequence for steel structure building floor decking typically follows a systematic process to ensure structural integrity, safety, and efficiency. Below is a general step-by-step sequence: 1. Preparation and Inspection Verify that the steel framing (beams, girders, columns) is properly erected, aligned, and bolted/welded as per design. Ensure all necessary materials (decking sheet...

• 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? ...

• 2025-08-20

Introduction Prefabricated (prefab) steel building structures have transformed the construction industry by offering a faster, more efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional building methods. These structures are widely used in industrial, commercial, agricultural, and institutional applications due to their durability, flexibility, and sustainability. In this detailed guide, we wil...

• 2025-08-22

Sandwich panels are an integral component of modern steel structure construction, offering a wide range of advantages that make them a preferred choice for walls and roofs in industrial, commercial, and even agricultural buildings. Here are the key advantages of using sandwich panels with steel structures: 1. Excellent Thermal Insulation and Energy Efficiency Core Material: The insulated core (typ...

• 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...