Changsha ZSADTO Prefab House Co., Ltd

Today, practically all industries have major applications of  structural steel . From industry equipment to finished products, structural steel is used everywhere. Buildings, bridges, high-rise buildings and warehouses are made using structural steel sections. Industry experts prefer the use of structural steel over any other building material for construction. This is mainly because of the innumerable benefits structural steel provides. But as everything else in the world, there are certain downsides of using structural steel in building structures. Here we are going to focus on the advantages of structural steel structures. 1. Steel is tensile. It has a high strength to weight ratio which means it has high strength per unit mass. So no matter how large the overall structure is, the steel sections will be small and lightweight, unlike other building materials. 2. Steel can be easily fabricated and produced massively. Steel sections can be produced off-site at shop floors and then...

The term  structural steel  can cover a wide range of different steel products, and they can be used in the construction, offshore, and shipbuilding industries. Here we will outline some of the more specific applications that structural steel can be used for. Bridges By definition, a bridge is a structure that is used to link up two sections of land, often passing over rivers or other roads. Bridges are constructed in a range of different environments, and their configuration can differ depending on the conditions. Structural steel is commonly used in the construction of bridges as it offers high yield and high strength, which is of extreme importance for this application as bridges need to be able to withstand extremely large loads. As bridges are often situated over water, the material used to build them also needs to have a high level of corrosion resistance. Various grades of structural steel offer this, and it also provides longer working life with minimum maintenance. Th...

Prefabrication is a relatively new way to build structures, and like a lot of new things, you’ll hear mixed opinions about it. What people don’t like about it varies. It ranges from the limited customisation you can do on a module, the space you need to transport portions of your facility, or the potential difficulty in getting a loan for a modular home. While prefabrication has its flaws, there’s a reason it’s growing in popularity; prefabricated house have a handful of advantages. We will talk about five of them. ​ Faster Building Prefabricated house  are built in a factory, which allows for simultaneous site and foundation work. Getting work done concurrently can reduce project time by up to half of what you would be spending on traditional construction. Also, most of the construction process is done inside a factory, which can hugely lessen delays due to bad weather, theft, or vandalism. Tighter construction can allow faster occupancy, which allows for a faster return on invest...

Prefab houses  or Modular houses are built mostly in a factory then shipped to the site for final assembly. This form of construction or assembly has provided the prefab house with many benefits such as minimized waste, reduced construction timelines, limited exposure to the elements, fixed cost, less use of skilled laborers and limited site impact. One of the most important benefits of prefab houses is that they are time efficient and cost efficient. A Prefab house would cost between 20% to 30% less than a normal house due to the fact that all the prefabricated parts such as the walls and windows are constructed uniformly and in the same factory.  The lower cost of production is due to the fact that modules are usually mass produced and of the same design which makes it possible for a home owner to choose from a variety of designs which saves a great deal of cost in terms of labor and material as well as time. The amount it takes to complete a prefab house is much less than a...