Steel-building works
Structural steel framing and steel-framed buildings, including sheeted envelopes.
Designed around the actual application.
Steel framing carries the loads that the envelope then encloses. Columns, beams, purlins and bracing are fabricated to drawing and erected on prepared foundations.
Where the envelope is part of the package, the sheeting, flashings and openings are installed onto the same frame.
Final dimensions, materials, fixings and finishes are confirmed for each project before work begins.
What this service can include.
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- Columns, beams, purlins and bracing
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- Steel-framed workshops, stores and warehouses
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- Canopies, walkways and support structures
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- Sheeted roofs and wall cladding
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- Roller-shutter and personnel door openings
Where this work is typically used.
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Warehouses
The exact configuration and project responsibilities are agreed after reviewing the site and design requirements.
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Workshops
The exact configuration and project responsibilities are agreed after reviewing the site and design requirements.
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Canopies
The exact configuration and project responsibilities are agreed after reviewing the site and design requirements.
Useful project information.
Send what you already have. Any missing details can be identified during the discussion.
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Drawings
Plans, elevations, sections or sketches that show the intended work.
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Site photographs
Clear overall and close-up views of the opening, elevation or existing condition.
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Measurements
Available opening sizes, levels and other dimensions relevant to the requested scope.
Also in aluminium & metalwork
Aluminium works
Fabricated aluminium windows, doors, screens and partitions, made to measured openings.
Stainless-steel works
Fabricated stainless steel for handrails, frames, trims and architectural fittings.
Balustrades
Glass, aluminium and stainless-steel balustrades for stairs, balconies and terraces.
Need steel-building works?
Send us the sizes, drawings or a photograph of the site and we will discuss the scope with you.