While pre-engineered construction has long been favored in industrial and commercial sectors, its appeal is expanding into mainstream construction. More individuals are recognizing the advantages of this innovative construction technology.

The cost of pre-engineered buildings varies based on factors such as the building’s layout and type. Additionally, aesthetics and panel configuration can influence the overall cost.

The cost varies depending on factors like layout and intended application. Please leave us a message, and our team will provide you with further information.

PEBs are predominantly constructed using steel. The primary load-bearing components, like columns and beams, are typically fabricated from MS steel or galvanized steel. Wall and roof cladding often involve corrugated metal sheets, which may be single- or double-insulated with materials like polystyrene foam, polyurethane foam, rockwool, or glasswool. Doors and windows come in various materials such as aluminum, steel, or wood. If applicable, mezzanine floors are constructed using galvanized decking sheets.

PEBs are constructed offsite in a factory where every component, including the load-bearing structures like columns and beams, as well as wall and roof panels, are fabricated. These components are then transported to the job site for assembly and installation.