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Wood & Steel Floor work

Combined Wood & Steel Floor Systems: Steel Frame + Wooden Decking: Steel provides structural strength and wood gives a warm, finished look. Loft & Industrial Design Aesthetics: Exposed steel beams with wooden planks on top—popular in commercial conversions and modern homes. Wood flooring is valued for its warmth, aesthetics, and durability in both residential and commercial interiors. Residential Interiors, Living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, Commercial & Hospitality, Decking (Outdoor Wood Flooring), Good thermal and acoustic properties, Increases property value, Gym & Sports Flooring, Special shock-absorbing wooden floors used in indoor courts and studios. Types: Solid hardwood, engineered wood, parquet, laminate. Steel flooring is common in industrial, commercial, and sometimes residential construction where high strength and durability are needed. Structural Floor Systems, Steel beams and joists support concrete or composite floors in multi-story buildings. Gratings & Walkways, Industrial floors (e.g., factories, power plants, platforms) use steel grating for drainage and ventilation. Modular steel floor panels are used in server rooms, offices, or clean rooms with cable/plumbing underneath. Steel framing is used for extra floor levels within large warehouses or commercial buildings. Composite Floor Systems, Concrete poured over steel decking to create strong, lightweight floors in high-rises. High strength-to-weight ratio, Fast installation (especially with prefabricated systems) Fire resistance when properly protected, Suitable for high-traffic or load-bearing areas, Low maintenance and long lifespan.

Glass & Wall Paint work

Glass is widely used for functional, aesthetic, and structural purposes in both residential and commercial buildings. Uses: Windows & Doors for Provides natural light and visibility. Types: clear, tinted, frosted, laminated, double-glazed (insulated). Curtain Walls & Facades, Partitions & Dividers, Skylights & Roof Glazing Brings daylight into interiors. Often uses laminated or tempered glass for safety, provide elegant, durable enclosures. Staircase Railings & Balustrades Safety glass used in modern stair designs for a clean, minimal look.

Stainless Steel structural Roofing

Stainless steel is used in structural roofing for a variety of reasons due to its durability, corrosion resistance, strength, and aesthetic appeal. Here are the key uses and advantages of stainless steel in structural roofing: Roof Decking and Panels: Used in standing seam, corrugated, and flat lock panel systems.Ideal for long-span roofing where structural support is integrated into the panels. Roof Structures and Frames: Used for structural support elements like purlins, beams, and trusses, especially in corrosive environments. Cladding and Architectural Finishes: Chosen for its sleek appearance and finish, often used in high-end architectural roofing. Roof Drainage Components: Gutters, downspouts, and flashing are often made from stainless steel to resist corrosion and maintain functionality. Solar Panel Mounting Systems: Stainless steel structures can support solar panels on rooftops due to their strength and weather resistance. Industrial and Marine Roofing: Used in factories, chemical plants, and coastal/marine environments where corrosion resistance is crucial. Advantages of Stainless Steel in Roofing: Corrosion Resistance: Ideal for coastal, polluted, or industrial areas. Longevity: Lifespan can exceed 50 years with minimal maintenance. High Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Allows for thinner materials with equal or better load-bearing performance. Fire Resistance: Non-combustible, making it suitable for fire-prone areas. Aesthetics: Clean, modern look that retains its appearance over time. Sustainability: Fully recyclable and often contains a high percentage of recycled material.

Truss & Shed work

The need for truss work arises primarily in the context of building construction, especially for providing structural support and protection. Truss Work - is a structural framework, typically made from wood or steel, designed to support roofs, bridges, or other large spans. Benefits: Load Distribution, Structural Strength, Material Efficiency, Design Flexibility, architectural designs. Uses: Residential, commercial roofs, Warehouses, industrial buildings, Stadiums and auditoriums. Shed Work: Shed work refers to the construction of small to medium-sized structures used for storage, workshops, agricultural purposes, or shelter. Storage Needs: Sheds offer protected space for storing tools, machinery, and equipment. Weather Protection: They shield stored items or activities from rain, sun, and other environmental factors. Utility Spaces: Often used as workshops, garages, or even office extensions. Cost-Effective Shelter: Sheds are relatively low-cost, quick to build, and require less material and labor than full buildings. Temporary or Semi-Permanent Solutions: Ideal for agricultural, industrial, or backyard purposes where full construction isn't necessary. Uses: Farms-shelters, Backyards/gardening sheds-garages, Construction sites (storage/worker shelters), Factories (auxiliary storage or production areas)

Industry building - Metal work

Metal work in industrial buildings plays a crucial role in both the structural and functional aspects of construction. It includes a wide range of applications, from structural frames to safety components, finishes, and custom fabrications. Metal Work in Industrial Buildings 1. Structural Framework Primary Steel Structures: Columns, beams, trusses, and girders form the main load-bearing framework. Portal Frames: Common in warehouses, factories, and large-span structures. Purlins & Girts: Secondary framing members supporting roofs and walls. 2. Roofing & Cladding Metal Roof Sheets: Corrugated or standing seam sheets made from galvanized steel, aluminum, or zinc. Wall Panels/Cladding: Pre-painted or insulated metal panels used for exterior walls. Sandwich Panels: Metal skins with insulation core (PUF/PIR), used for thermal control and fast installation. 3. Fabricated Components Staircases & Ladders: Custom-fabricated steel or aluminum for internal/external access. Platforms & Catwalks: Steel grating or plates used for maintenance walkways or mezzanines. Handrails & Guardrails: For safety in elevated or hazardous areas. 4. Doors, Shutters, and Windows Rolling Shutters & Sectional Doors: For loading bays and warehouse entries. Metal Doors: Fire-rated steel doors for emergency exits. Steel-Framed Windows: Often used in industrial settings for durability. 5. Fire & Safety Features Fire-Resistant Enclosures: Metal-encased cable trays, ducts, or safe zones. Smoke Vents & Louvers: Metal assemblies to manage airflow and smoke release. 6. Equipment Support Structures Mounting Frames: For HVAC, compressors, tanks, etc. Cable Trays & Conduits: Galvanized or stainless steel trays to support wiring. Pipe Supports & Racks: Essential in factories and processing plants. 7. Miscellaneous Fabrication Tool Stations, Benches, Lockers: Custom sheet metal work for interiors. Protective Covers & Guards: On machinery, conveyors, and rotating equipment. Custom Sheet Metal Ducts & Chimneys: For ventilation, exhaust, and process flows.

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