Light Steel Villa
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2*40ft Modified Container House Plywood inner decoration
This container house is consisted by 2X40FT ISO new shipping container.
One 40ft HQ container standard size will be 12192mm X 2438mm X2896mm .
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Light Gauge Steel Structure House
I. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION Cold formed steel members (sometimes called light gauge steel) are made from structural-quality sheet steel that’s formed into shaped either through free-braking blank sheared from sheets or coils, or more commonly, by roll-forming the steel through a series of dies. Unlike hot-formed structural I-beams, neither process requires heat to form the shape, thus the name “cold formed”steel. Light gauge steel produces are usually thinner, faster to produce, and cost less tha... -
1x40ft HC Container House of Comfortable Field Life
This container house is consisted by 1X40FT ISO new shipping container.The HC container standard size will be 12192mm X 2438mm X2896mm.
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Light steel structure prefab tiny house .
lGS STEEL STRUCTURE PREFAB TINY HOUSE .
Application : studio house , tiny house , rental house , prefabricated hotl , movble house , caravan .
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Modular prefab light steel structure OSB prefabricated house .
Light steel strucrure wooden cladding tiny house
Fast / comfortable / waterproof / wind resistance/ earthquake – resistant/ low cost
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Steel frame modualr modern design prefabricated house .
Residential housing takes many architectural forms. The versatility of Cold Formed Steel makes it ideal for construction of simple and challenging designs.
No matter the huge villa or the tiny house , the prefebricated steel structure can make reduce the house building construction period .
Light framing construction is faster than traditional methods, especially during manufacture and construction phases of a project.
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Modern design prefabricated modular resident /dwelling apartment/ villa house
Cold formed steel members (sometimes called light gauge steel) are made from structural-quality sheet steel that’s formed into shaped either through free-braking blank sheared from sheets or coils, or more commonly, by roll-forming the steel through a series of dies. Unlike hot-formed structural I-beams, neither process requires heat to form the shape, thus the name “cold formed”steel. Light gauge steel produces are usually thinner, faster to produce, and cost less than their hot-formed counter-parts.