A portal-frame warehouse planned by span, bay, eave height and loading conditions, then fabricated in the shop and erected by mark numbers.
A prefabricated steel warehouse suits e-commerce storage, raw-material yards and transfer halls. Shop-made beams, columns and purlins usually close faster than a cast-in-place concrete hall, and later racking or canopy changes are easier on the same frame.
Send length, width, eave or ridge height, door positions, whether a dock or canopy is needed, and whether the envelope is profiled sheet or sandwich panel. Add crane capacity and aisle width when they exist.
Members are cut to approved drawings and packed with a mark list. Local civil works build foundations from the base-plate and bolt data. Thickness, tonnage and programme are not promised before design confirmation.
This page describes the usual approach and the data we need. Span, loads and coating follow the design file and the contract. Attach a sketch when you request a quote.
- Scheme from drawings or a size list
- Shop fabrication and marked erection
- Packing and delivery follow the contract
