Buildings for warehouses and distribution centers

In a steel building the portal frames cover the full span without load-bearing walls inside. That leaves the floor free for racking, forklift aisles and receiving and dispatch areas. Our engineering team sets the spans and heights for your actual use: storing cement bags is not the same as storing pallets of light goods.

If the business grows, a steel building is extended by adding frames at the end. It is worth planning from the first 3D model, so the connections are ready. The same goes for an office mezzanine above the dispatch area, which can be added later without touching the main structure.

A distribution center lives by its doors. We place them where your loading flow needs them and build them into the cladding. Skylights in the roof cut daytime artificial lighting, which shows on the bill in a large building.

The roof can be plain or tile-profile aluzinc, made to the exact length of each slope to avoid needless overlaps. The building’s panels and transfer switches come from our own electrical line.

In our plant we cut holes in plates and beams with the laser machine, our welders join plates and stiffeners and we assemble every column with its base plate. The structure is painted before it leaves. On site we lift columns and portal frames by crane until the building takes shape.

Every stage is recorded with photos, and you follow the progress on your phone. When it is done, the building carries its QR-code plate with the date of manufacture, the inspections and the registered warranty.