Yes high rise buildings can be erected with steel frame.

Galvanized steel will not crack, shrink, splinter, creep, split, warp, swell or rot. Steel is impervious to termites and wood-destroying insects.

Steel’s strength and non-combustible properties offer greater protection for your home and family.
Choosing steel-framing can eliminate high wind, fire, and lightning damage to your home.

Yes, steel framing can easily be designed to meet and exceed energy efficiency standards across the world.

Steel framed walls are unaffected by temperature or humidity changes and more of the heating and
air-conditioning costs remain inside the house, saving money spent on utility bills.

A small residential frame can be produced in 1-2 days and assembled on-site in less than a week.

No, because of steel’s strength, you can design your home with larger open spaces. With a steel frame, the walls will
remain straight and true and can be finished with any materials that are traditionally used.

Homes with CFS framing can have a longer lifespan than traditional construction methods. Steel’s durability contributes to structural integrity,
resulting in a house with minimal maintenance that stands the test of time.

Yes, they look better. Walls, ceilings and roofs do not have ripples or bumps in them and there are no “nail pops” in the plasterboard linings.
Roofs of steel-framed homes do not sag over time, even under concrete tiles, so the finished job keeps looking good. In fact because of steel’s strength you can design your home with larger open spaces whilst the exterior looks like any normal home.

No. Electro-magnetic waves can diffract around steel easily. Waves pass through the spaces between the studs, allowing the use of all household appliances without any interference.

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