Steel Structure
Steel structure is a metal structure made of structural steel components that connect with each other to carry loads and provide full rigidity. In the residential sector, it is the backbone of prefabricated villas, light steel houses, and modern high-rise apartments. It primarily consists of steel beams, columns, and trusses made from section steel and steel plates.
Steel Structure Applications
Steel is significantly stronger than concrete but much lighter, allowing for larger spans and taller structures while reducing foundation costs.
Components are pre-engineered in a factory and assembled on-site via bolting or welding. This “dry construction” method significantly shortens the project timeline.
Due to its excellent ductility and plasticity, steel structures can absorb and dissipate seismic energy, making them exceptionally safe in earthquake-prone regions.
Structural steel is 100% recyclable. The construction process generates minimal waste, noise, and dust, aligning with global green building standards.
