Light Steel Structure Construction

Light steel structure houses, also known as light steel frame houses, are primarily constructed using light gauge steel frames made from hot-dip galvanized aluminum steel strips synthesized through cold-rolling technology. This type of house features a novel structural design, with precisely calculated and assembled light steel frames. Due to their simple and convenient construction and strong load-bearing capacity, light steel frame houses are widely used.   

Product Advantages: 
High Space Utilization – With thinner walls and all pipeline systems concealed within the main structure, light steel frame houses offer over 12% more usable space compared to traditional structural houses.

Lightweight with Excellent Seismic Performance – The steel structure exhibits good ductility, achieving a seismic rating of up to level 9 or higher. Damage in disasters is minimal and easily repairable.

Convenient Construction with Short Cycle – Factory-standardized production and modular assembly; dry construction methods minimize climate impact; construction time can be reduced by more than half compared to traditional buildings.

Durability – The light steel structure is entirely composed of a cold-formed thin-walled steel component system. The main frames are made of S550 high-strength galvanized aluminum steel, effectively preventing corrosion during construction and use, thereby extending the service life of the light steel components. The structural lifespan can reach up to 100 years.

Comfort – Thermal insulation, heat resistance, soundproofing, and breathability. Wall sound insulation >45 dB, floor sound pressure level <65 dB. The insulation layer in light steel frame houses effectively prevents "thermal bridging" in walls, achieving superior thermal insulation performance.