STEEL FRAME

Steel framework is a structural system made of steel components used to support and shape buildings, bridges, and other large structures. It typically consists of columns, beams, and braces that form a rigid skeleton. The steel frame provides the strength and stability needed to support the load of a building and its occupants.

Key Features & Advantages

  • Steel is incredibly strong, allowing for taller and larger structures. Also, It is a robust material that provides excellent structural integrity. It can withstand extreme weather conditions, seismic activities, and heavy loads, making it ideal for large-scale buildings.

  • Steel resists many environmental stresses like wind, fire, and pests. It allows for versatile and innovative designs. Architects and engineers can create open floor plans and large, clear-span spaces without internal support columns.

  • Pre-fabricated steel components can be assembled quickly at the construction site.

  • Steel is resistant to pests, mold, and decay, contributing to the longevity of the building. It also requires minimal maintenance.

Commercial BuiIdings

Office complexes, shopping malls, and retail stores often use steel frames due to their need for large, open spaces and aesthetic flexibility.

Industrial Buildings

Factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants benefit from steel frames' durability and ability to create expansive interior spaces.

Our Common Types of Steel Frame Buildings

  • These form the skeleton of the building, providing vertical and horizontal support.

  • Diagonal members that help prevent the frame from swaying and provide lateral support to resist wind and seismic forces.

  • Steel decking is installed to support floors and roofs, providing a strong and stable surface.

  • Steel plates, angles, and bolts are used to connect and reinforce the frame components.

WALL PANELS

OUR ROLES

Wall Panel Designer

This role involves
creating detailed designs
and layouts for wall panels
based on architectural plans.
Designers use software to ensure
that panels meet specifications and
are efficiently producing.

Panel Shop Technician

Technicians work in manufacturing facilities to assemble and wire
panels. We follow blueprints
and schematics to ensure
that panels are built
correctly and meet
safety standards.

Product Configuration Analyst

This role involves
working with engineering
and manufacturing teams
to ensure that wall panels are
roduced according to specifications

Installation Technician

Installation technicians are responsible
for installing wall panels on-site.
This role requires knowledge of
construction methods and the
ability to work with various
tools and equipment.