Prefabricated steel components are installed on-site precisely following detailed drawings. The assembly process includes erecting steel columns with cross-bracing, installing roof beams with horizontal bracing, and fitting purlins and enclosure panels, ensuring a smooth and efficient construction flow.

The lightweight properties of steel reduce foundation costs significantly. Coupled with a faster construction schedule, projects can be completed sooner, resulting in earlier operation and better overall economic returns compared to traditional concrete buildings.

Factory-manufactured parts arrive ready for quick assembly on-site, dramatically shortening the build time. Typically, a steel structure can be completed within just a few weeks.

Corrugated color steel sheets and insulated sandwich panels offer excellent thermal performance, contributing to energy savings. Dry construction methods reduce dust and pollution, while the recyclable nature of steel further supports sustainable building practices.

• Faster Construction Period
  Prefabricated steel components require minimal on-site welding, allowing for significantly quicker assembly compared to traditional concrete structures.
• Improved Environmental Impact
  The assembly of steel components uses no water and produces less dust and pollution, resulting in a cleaner construction environment.
• Better Cost Performance
  The expedited construction process leads to reduced labor costs, typically resulting in total expenses that are 20-30% lower than those of conventional concrete buildings. Additionally, steel offers superior durability and longevity.
• Lighter Structural Load
  Utilizing lightweight metal walls and roofs significantly decreases the overall weight of the building, which in turn reduces the foundation load compared to brick or concrete alternatives.