Designed for easy assembly and recyclability, making it ideal for industrial warehouses, office spaces, and residential use. This structure utilizes steel to form a robust load-bearing framework, often referred to as the main frame, which consists of beams and columns.

• Tie bars
• Knee bracing
• Staying bars
• Column bracing
• Horizontal bracing

Together with the roof system, wall system, and floor system, these components create a complete metal structure that ensures exceptional stability and durability.

Compared with traditional concrete buildings, metal workshop buildings use steel plates or sectional steel instead of reinforced concrete, providing higher strength and superior seismic resistance.

Since most components are prefabricated in factories and assembled on-site, the construction period is significantly shortened.

Moreover, steel is reusable and recyclable, which reduces construction waste and makes metal workshops a more eco-friendly choice.

• Easy to Assemble: Prefabricated steel components are installed on-site according to detailed drawings.
• Cost-Effectiveness: The lightweight nature of steel significantly reduces foundation costs.
• Simplified Construction: Factory-manufactured components are quickly assembled on-site.
• Energy-Efficient & Eco-Friendly: Dry construction methods minimize dust and pollution.

Utilizing H-section steel columns and beams, column spacing directly impacts steel usage and costs. Typically set between 6.8 to 9 meters for economic efficiency.

Large-span, open interiors require human-centric, energy-efficient designs. For tall buildings, operable windows on the ground floor serve as primary air inlets.

• Shorter Construction Period: Prefabricated components necessitate minimal on-site welding.
• More Eco-Friendly: Steel components are hoisted and spliced without water.
• Better Cost Performance: Total expenses typically 20-30% lower than concrete buildings.
• Lighter Structure: Reduces overall structural weight and eases foundation loads.