Steel framing provides unbeatable protection against common threats like dampness and termites. Unlike timber, steel is immune to moisture damage, which can lead to warping, swelling, and rot in wooden frames.

Additionally, termites pose no threat to steel, offering peace of mind and long-term durability, especially in areas prone to infestations. This resistance not only ensures the longevity of the structure but also eliminates costly repairs and replacements typically associated with timber frames.

Steel frames are fully engineered to exact specifications, reducing the likelihood of on-site errors and variations. The precision engineering that goes into steel framing means that once installed, there’s little need for adjustments or call-backs.

Every component is manufactured to meet strict standards, ensuring it performs as expected. This minimises downtime, avoids costly revisits, and ensures projects are completed on schedule, with fewer complications than timber framing.and organised installation with minimal downtime.

In addition to being resistant to environmental and biological factors, steel is a sustainable option. Many of our steel frames are made with recycled materials, and they offer a higher strength-to-weight ratio than timber. This means greater design flexibility, longer spans, and a more robust structure overall.

Builders can rely on steel for stability and strength, all while contributing to a more sustainable building practice.