Along with the wall and roof insulation systems, we also offer skylights, commercial-grade ventilation devices such as roof turbine vents and wall louvre vents, rolling doors, and double sliding doors.

Certainly, you can. The construction is a simple bolt-together process, which is easy if you have the needed access equipment. Every steel building we make comes with bolts, screws, downspouts, gutters, flashing and clear instructions to show you where everything is to be installed. And we will provide the installation drawing to you for reference.

One thing is sure – erecting a steel building, even doing it yourself, is faster than building a traditional concrete structure. It’s up to you. If your steel building project doesn’t require much customizing, the erection process will be faster.

You will need concrete piers for the columns to sit upon. Most people pour a full foundation, but a pier system may be preferable if your steel building is on a farm or ranch and there will be dirt, gravel, or sawdust on floors. In these situations, the popular option is to combine piers with a concrete footing around the perimeter of the building.

Yes, we will provide the foundation and installation drawings for you after shipment. But the foundation drawing is just for reference because the land and the soil are different in different countries.

Yes, you can. For combined durability and beauty, there is nothing like adding brick finishes to the walls of your steel building. There are many benefits of a hard wall, such as fire resistance, along with the moisture resistance of a cavity wall.

We design wind speed for most steel structure buildings about 110km/h. But for some strong-wind countries, 110km/h is not enough. For example, the Philippines and Mauritius have wind speeds of 150~280km/h, so the beam and column need to be enlarged.