A space frame can resist bending, compression, tension, and shear forces together because of its rigid joints. A space truss mainly resists tension and compression through axial force transfer.

Compared with conventional construction, a prefabricated steel workshop builds faster, expands more easily, and better suits modern industrial production. For many manufacturers, logistics companies, and engineering contractors, steel buildings have become the practical choice for projects that need both efficiency and flexibility.

When you're planning a big project like a warehouse, workshop, or commercial building, one of the key things to think about is the roof. The roof’s structure is very important. More contractors and developers now choose metal roof trusses over traditional timber framing.

When you’re planning and constructing a roof, there are two primary framing approaches most people rely on. Both are widely used, yet they differ in important ways and each tends to fit certain project types better than others.

When planning a large building, one problem appears immediately: How do you create a huge open space without too many interior columns?

What is steelwork? In simple terms, it means buildings made from steel parts like beams, columns, and trusses. These parts connect with bolts or welding to form a strong, stable frame. Today, steelwork is common in sports buildings, especially gyms and metal gymnasiums, because it is strong and flexible.

Modern steel buildings are widely known for their comfort, efficient space utilization, and adaptability to different terrains. Whether for residential, commercial, or industrial use, prefabricated metal buildings offer a practical and modern solution.

We first established cooperation with this Philippines client during a livestock exhibition in 2025. Following our first talks, the client placed an order for a steel warehouse project. This marked the start of our partnership.

A client from Burkina Faso recently visited our company for a factory inspection. This was for a large government construction project. The project involves a large-span steel building measuring 200 m by 100 m. Designed for industrial or public use.

A team of four clients from the Dominican Republic, representing a professional engineering company, recently visited our facilities during their business trip to China. Despite a tight schedule, the team visited the factory for an inspection. They also discussed current and upcoming projects.

Two clients from Kenya recently visited our company to conduct a factory inspection for a new bus station project. The visit focused on evaluating our technical capabilities, manufacturing standards, and overall project execution capacity. The proposed project includes building a large steel bus station. This will serve as a modern hub for passenger transportation.

A client from Madagascar recently came to our facilities. They conducted a factory inspection for three steel structure projects we had quoted. The visit focused on technical clarification, production capability verification, and quality assessment, forming an important step toward final project confirmation.