Steel Frame Construction News
Key developments, expert interviews, technical features and the latest steel frame construction industry news.
Also known as 'skeleton frame' construction, steel frame construction consists the use of vertical steel columns and horizontal I-beams, constructed in a rectangular grid to support the floors, roof and walls of a building which are all attached to the frame.
There are multiple reasons why steel frame construction makes an attractive building option from start to finish. From it's sustainable approach to its affordability and durability.
A high strength, low weight construction process coupled with it's ease of installation and ability to span large distances make this construction technique a clear choice for developers looking to harness the efficiencies of offsite and modular construction techniques.
We cover the latest news and insights from leading steel frame construction specialists highlighting the key benefits of this modern method of construction.
From ambition to action: How light steel can accelerate the path to net zero
The journey to net zero is reshaping every aspect of construction. What was once a long-term ambition is now a commercial, regulatory and environmental necessity. Ben Towe, chair of the Light Steel Frame Association, explains why the industry must act now.
New collaborative tested solution adds firestopping to cellular steel beams
Passive fire protection specialist Promat has introduced a new tested solution to protect structures using cellular beams from the rapid spread of fire.
Overnight success: 40 modules installed at St. Vincent’s University Hospital
P McVey Building Systems recently delivered a complex and high-spec modular project for St. Vincent’s University Hospital, located on a busy healthcare campus in Dublin.
Skills shortage could be allayed by offsite steel frame construction
Offsite steel frame construction and AI tech can save onsite workers time and money, say Intrastack. Read more about their statement here
Fusion Steel Framing and The Hill Group join forces for Kew Bridge Rise project
The light steel framing solutions company, Fusion Steel Framing, has hired housebuilder The Hill Group to work on the redevelopment of the Kew Bridge Rise project in West London.
