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Conventional vs Steel

Why Choose Steel Structures Over Conventional Construction?

  1. Design Flexibility: Modern advancements and prefabrication make steel structures highly adaptable to innovative designs.
  2. Cost-Effective: Reduced construction time and lower maintenance expenses lead to significant cost savings.
  3. Faster Construction: Steel buildings are 30% quicker to erect due to prefabricated components and efficient assembly.
  4. Eco-Friendly: Sustainable and green, steel structures are better for the environment.
  5. Low Maintenance: Insulated and resistant to pests and rodents, steel structures ensure hassle-free upkeep.
  6. Spacious and Lightweight: Steel’s strength allows larger spans and open layouts while reducing foundation weight.
  7. Expandable and Modifiable: Easily adapt your building with steel’s flexible design.
  8. Fire Resistance: Designed with fire-retardant materials for enhanced safety.
  9. Energy Efficient: Excellent insulation reduces energy costs and improves efficiency.
  10. Durability: Steel’s robust nature extends the lifespan of the building.
  11. Earthquake Resistant: Ideal for high seismic zones, steel structures offer superior safety

Finishing

External Finishes on LGSF Structures
Our Light Gauge Steel Frame (LGSF) structures are compatible with a variety of premium external finishes, ensuring durability, style, and superior performance:

  1. Brick Finish: Combines traditional aesthetics with modern structural strength.
  2. EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish System): Offers enhanced insulation with a seamless and sleek appearance.
  3. Lap-Siding Finish: Delivers a rustic charm with easy installation and weather resistance.
  4. Tile/Marble/Granite Finish: Adds luxury with options for high-end materials like tiles, marble, or granite.

Key Features:

  • Fire Rating: 2.5 hours of fire resistance for unparalleled safety.
  • Soundproofing: Achieves 52 dB sound insulation, ensuring a quieter, more comfortable environment.

LGSF Second

LGSF: Stability and Strength Explained

  • Water Management: The LGSF structure includes a precision-engineered roofing system with an eave gutter that efficiently channels water away, preventing leakage or accumulation.
  • Earthquake Resistance: The advanced lightweight design and flexible connections in LGSF structures allow controlled movement during seismic events, reducing stress on joints and ensuring structural integrity.
  • Robust Construction:
    • High-Strength Materials: Incorporates heavy-duty fiber cement boards, rock wool insulation, and galvanized steel sections conforming to stringent standards.
    • Durable Fastenings: Includes hold-down brackets and anchor bolt systems for secure connections, maximizing stability under dynamic loads.

LGSF systems are designed to provide superior resilience, durability, and adaptability while ensuring a safe and sustainable building solution.

Steel Building

  • Roofing: Options include colored or metal sheets made of PPGI (Pre-painted Galvanised Iron).
  • False Ceiling: Choices include grid, mineral fiber, metal, wooden, gypsum, and POP ceilings.
  • Structural Elements:
    • Mild Steel Rafter
    • Mild Steel Column for hybrid structures
    • LGSF Joist: Light Gauge Steel Frame for floors
  • Wall Finish: Options include cement board, fiber cement board, HPL sheets, and aluminum composite panels.
  • Eave Gutter and Downtake Pipe: Made from PPGI or metal.
  • Gable Trim and Ridge Cap: PPGI or ASP roofing material options available.
  • Floor Finish: Options include wooden flooring, vitrified tiles, stone, or carpet.
  • Insulation: Rockwool insulation is used for roofing and walls.
  • Wall Construction: SIP with fiber cement board and rockwool insulation for thermal efficiency.
  • Decking Sheet: Provides structural flooring support.

This design highlights a hybrid structure with versatile finishing options, providing durability and sustainability

Wall Section

This diagram showcases a typical wall section of a Light Gauge Steel Frame (LGSF) structure, highlighting its essential components:

  • Light Gauge Steel Frame:
    • Comprises vertical and horizontal steel members for structural support.
  • First Layer:
    • Acoustic Insulation: Enhances soundproofing within the wall assembly.
  • Fiber Cement Board:
    • Used for both inner and outer finishes, offering durability and weather resistance.
  • Backer Rod:
    • A silicon sealant is applied for joint sealing.
  • Fasteners:
    • Screws spaced at 300mm centers for attaching the fiber cement board.
  • Neoprene Rubber Pack:
    • Provides cushioning and prevents moisture ingress.
  • Boarding Screws:
    • Installed at edges to secure the wall assembly.
  • Track System:
    • Light gauge steel bottom and top tracks create a frame for the wall structure.

This LGSF wall section combines strength, insulation, and moisture resistance, making it suitable for modern construction.

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