The established composite system and the Slimdek system are the most common forms of complete building structure in steel construction.

VERTICAL BRACING SYSTEMS

To provide lateral stability, a range of structural shapes can be used. Shear walls, lattice frames, and rigid frames are the most common systems, but more sophisticated systems may be required for very tall structures.

Modern steel buildings are made up of light weight steel components with a wide span, and their optimised steel design reduces weight while meeting all design criteria requirements. It is the most cost-effective and appropriate solution for modern-day building needs.
PEB components are combined with civil construction to create prefabricated buildings with major applications such as industrial sheds, canopies, and warehouses. It is the most common, cost-effective, light-weight, and time-efficient solution to common building needs.

MAIN FRAME

Frames are frequently used in the PEB industry to refer to primary built-up and hot rolled members. Constant depth or tapered depth built-up members typically account for more than 90% of frame weight, with hot rolled members accounting for the remaining 10%.

• Due to the cost saving in initial foundation and infrastructure costs, multi-story buildings are a cost-     effective solution.

• Because of the ease of installation, it reduces construction time.

• Multi-story buildings are extremely strong and long-lasting, as well as earthquake and weather resistant.

• There are fewer dead loads than in conventional concrete buildings.

• The requirement for fewer columns allows for the construction of larger spaces.

• It is an environmentally friendly solution because the steel structures are 100% recyclable and do not   result in material waste or pollution.

• It is corrosion resistant and requires little upkeep.

Features

Multi-storey buildings have become increasingly popular due to the growing demand for space in urban areas. Here are some of the notable features of multi-storey buildings:

1. Efficient use of space: Multi-storey buildings are designed to maximize the available space. By building upwards, you can fit more units or offices in a smaller footprint, which makes them an ideal choice for densely populated areas.

2. Increased accessibility: Multi-storey buildings often have elevators and ramps, which provide easy access to different levels of the building. This makes them more accessible to people with disabilities, the elderly, and those who find it difficult to climb stairs.

3. Improved energy efficiency: Multi-storey buildings can be designed to be energy-efficient, with features such as insulated walls, double-glazed windows, and high-efficiency HVAC systems. This can reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills.

4. Enhanced security: Multi-storey buildings often have security features such as access control systems, CCTV cameras, and security personnel, which can help keep occupants and their belongings safe.

5. Flexible design: Multi-storey buildings can be designed to accommodate a variety of uses, including residential, commercial, and mixed-use. The design can be tailored to meet the specific needs of the occupants, whether it be open-plan offices, apartments, or retail spaces.

6. Increased property value: Multi-storey buildings are often more valuable than single-story buildings due to their increased potential for generating rental income. This makes them a good investment for property developers and investors.

Overall, multi-storey buildings offer a range of benefits, including increased accessibility, improved energy efficiency, enhanced security, and greater flexibility in design. These features make them an attractive option for a wide range of users, from businesses and developers to homeowners and renters.