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Main framing usually refers to the basic rigid steel frame of any particular building. The rigid frame that we provide consists of tapered columns and rafters. Usually, there are high-quality flanges that connect to the web with a continuous filet weld. We strongly believe that any of the buildings drive strength from none other than the Main Framings. Hence, the base has to be strong to add value and cohesiveness to the entire building.

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  • Purlins and Girts
  • The most common usage of these elements is found on the roofing structure. You will notice that the girts are used exceedingly on the roofing structure. Usually, the purlins and the girts intersect in a way that forms a Z at the intersection.
  • Eave Struts
  • The Eave Struts refer to the unequal flange that forms a C section. Usually, the depth of the Eave Struts is about 200 mm while they widen to 10mm. There is also a stiffener lip that stretches for about 24mm.
  • Bracings
  • Bracings help strengthen and maintain your buildings' maximum stability, protecting them from natural disasters like earthquakes or strong winds. Usually, diagonal bracings are also used for the roof and side walls.
  • Open Steel Web Joists
  • Finally, the next element we use is the Open Steel Web Joists. Ten particular elements are needed to strengthen the roof or floor deck so that the load can be transferred. It provides strength and flexibility.

ROOF WALL

PAINTS AND FINISHES

We usually prefer coating all the secondary and primary Steel with red oxide. However, there are special cases of paint during which the structure has to go through a shot blast booth. This can provide anti-corrosion elements.

Claddings

To help you add more life years, we enable our sheeting with a multi-layer coated profile. This can help you combat poor weather conditions and is used across both roofs and walls.

Sheeting

For maximum efficiency with sheeting for Pre-engineered buildings, we use ribbed steel, which is produced from steel coils. The panels are coated with high-quality Galvalume, which adds a protective layer. They are available in varying thicknesses: 0.475mm, 0.50mm, 0.55mm, and 0.76mm.

PUF Panels

One of the major reasons we use PUF Panels is to cover the main steel frame. This usually includes an exterior metal skin with a Polyurethane core. However, the skin is made of metal.

Doors and Windows

To provide more support, we attach the MS or aluminum-framed doors and windows to the purlins, either welding or bolting them to the flanges. The Pre-engineered buildings do not lack door or window design and durability.