Light Steel Structure Warehouse/Steel Structure Building for Srorage

• Customization: Available
• Type: H-Section Steel
• Steel Frame: Galvanized Tube
• Model NO.: DG-WS01
• Bracing: Steel Purlin, Galvanized
• Maintenance: Sandwich Panel, EPS, PU, Rock Wool, etc.
• Roof: Colorful Galvanized Steel Sheet
• Wall: Colorful Galvanized Steel Sheet
• Standard: GB, ASTM, DIN, JIS, AISI, BS
• Trademark: Quality Carbon Structural Steel and Alloy Structural Steel, DG
• Forming: Hot-Rolled Steel
• Connection Form: Welded Connection
• Member: Steel Beam
• Type of Steel For Building Structure: High-Strength Steel
• Carbon Structural Steel: Q235
• Residential Wall Structure: Connector
• Application: Steel Warehouse
• Transport Package: Bulk
• Specification: Q235, Q345
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7308900000
• Production Capacity: 20000t/Year

Product Description

Steel structure warehouse is the third generation construction. It adopts H type steel, C type steel and Z type steel to combine or build framework. Roof and wall are color steel sandwich panel. Steel structure has basically substituted traditional reinforced concrete in developed country. It has many excellent characteristics like light weight, big span, fewer materials, low cost, short building cycle, beautiful appearance, etc. It is widely applied to monolayer workshop, storage, warehouse, business architecture, office block, multistorey parking space, and family house, etc.

1	Main frame	Hot-dip galvanized or painted steel  ,"H" steel, "C" and "Z " cold-formed thin-walled section steel
2	Roof	50mm-150mm EPS, PU, Rockwool sandwich panel/color steel roof sheet/glazed roof tile
3	Wall	50mm-150mm EPS, PU, Rockwool sandwich panel.
4	Door	Sandwich panel door, security door or electric roller shutter door
5	Window	PVC sliding, aluminum alloy or shutter
6	Cost-effective	Low cost, fast erection compare to concrete building(1/5 building cycle )
7	Durability	40 to 60 years
8	Carrying capacity	Resist winds ( ≤ 33.6m/s ) and seismic impacts( ≤ 8 grade), and bears heavy snows( ≤ 15mm/day)