STEEL Frame Solutions have been busy, rising to meet the demand of this popular framework and safety solution.
Steel Frame Solutions has been operating for more than a decade.
Business Development Manager, John Shayler, an engineer, said that when rebuilding after fires, the choice of building materials was extremely important.
By building with non-combustible materials, you are reducing the risk of your house igniting.
Mr Shayler said that steel was an excellent choice when designing and building a bushfire resistant home. He said that steel frames would provide bushfire protection from the inside out.
“Put simply, the steel will not ignite and does not burn,” Mr Shayler said.
He said that steel could not burn under bushfire conditions and when it was near flames it did not give off heat or smoke.
Steel frames have always been a major component of modern architecture.
The benefits of building with steel have long been recognised in commercial construction by architects, engineers and builders alike.
It’s only natural that one of the world’s strongest, most durable materials should progress into residential building.
Mr Shayler said the consistent quality, precision and incredible strength-to-weight ratio make Steel Frame Solutions’ high tensile steel frames the ideal building material for modern homes.
He said Steel Frame Solutions’’extensive knowledge and experience in the manufacture and supply of steel frames ensured unsurpassed consistency, accuracy and quality.
The team is dedicated to using and developing leading-edge technologies, state-of-the-art systems and processes to ensure they remain at the forefront of an industry segment that will ultimately overtake timber frames.
To find out more about why Steel Frame Solutions is fast becoming the preferred choice for more and more astute customers visit www.steelframesolutions.com.au. For more information on any of their products and services please phone a friendly Steel Frame Solutions’ team member on 9545 6255 or email enquiries.vic@steelframesolutions.com.au