Prefab/Workshop/Warehouse/Factory/Prefab/ Prefabricated Steel Structure Building with Corrugated Steel Roofing Sheet
| Material list | |
| Project sample | china shandong prefabricated steel structure warehouse shed thailand |
| Building size (m) | Such as 100x 60 x 8m/ Customized |
| Main steel structure | |
| Steel column | H(400-800)x260x8x12, Steel Q345B/Customized |
| Steel Beam | H(800-550)x250x8x10, H550x250x8x10/Customized, Steel Q345B |
| Second steel structure | |
| Roof Purlin | C200*70*20*2.5/Customized |
| Wall Purlin | C200*70*20*2.5/Customized |
| Cross Support | 20 Round Steel Bar, Steel Q235B |
| Column Bracing | 20 Round Steel Bar, Steel Q235B |
| Angle Brace | L50x4 Angle Steel, Steel Q235B |
| Tie Bar | 89*3, Steel Q235B |
| Roof and wall panel | |
| roof panel | 50/75/100mm sandwich panel (EPS, PU, Glass wool, Rock wool) or color steel sheet |
| Wall panel | 50/75/100mm sandwich panel (EPS, PU, Glass wool, Rock wool)or color steel sheet |
| rolling up door | auto-matic aluminum rolling up door/sandwich panel sliding door, sandwich panel sectional door |
| Single Wing door | sandwich panel door/aluminum hinged door |
| Window | Aluminum/PVC sliding window with single glass/double glass |
| Edge Cover | steel sheet (thickness 0.5mm) |
| Fittings | glass adhesive, self-tapping screw etc. |
| Other fittings | |
| Embedded | M24 steel Q235, process |
| Intensive bolt | Grade 10.9 |
| Ordinary bolt | 4.8S |
The brief
Cobra Engineering wanted to create an outside shelter to cover a new piece of plant at a food manufacturing and distribution factory. Cobra was undertaking the installation for the end client not for their own site.
The key requirement was that the plant needed to be open and accessible on one side but closed on the other three sides. The building had to be constructed in a way that could accommodate the equipment being installed at a later date.
Solution
In order to establish the appropriate solution, the client looked at various design options and design schemes before making a final choice. We were tasked with supplying and erecting a steel building with roof and wall cladding to match existing finishes. On this occasion, a cornflour blue cladding was chosen.
As part of the design, the building had to be suitable for open-fronted construction which didn’t have any diagonal bracing in the open bays. Levels of the site had to be taken to ensure it was being accurately installed in the tight timeframe.
Project Manager comments, “All in all this was a good team effort and I saw first-hand the effort that was put in to completing this project on time.”
Cobra Engineering Project Manager said, “We chose them because we have worked with them before and they were very helpful and knowledgeable about steel buildings. The finished build was neat, tidy and blended with the surrounding buildings. The engineers who were sent to site needed very little input from us and everyone involved in this project is really pleased.”
