Cold-formed Steel. Carefully Planned.
Explore engineered cold-formed steel for your next shop, garage, or building project.
Understand the system.
Cold-formed framing uses steel sections shaped to meet the design. The suitability of the system depends on the span, height, openings, design loads, and intended use.
Framing is one part of the complete project. Foundations, insulation, doors, finishes, and site work need to be coordinated with the building design.
Discuss this systemReview the essentials
- Intended use and erection location
- Span, eave height, and required clearances
- Openings and finish options
- Engineering and construction responsibilities
A closer look at the details.
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Workshop interior with red oxide framing and boat storage
Erection location: Searcy, Arkansas
Anchor bolts positioned in a concrete foundation
Erection location: awaiting confirmation
Cold-formed steel building under construction
Erection location: awaiting confirmation
Cold-formed steel framing and connections
Erection location: awaiting confirmation
Start with your idea.
Share the use, location, and approximate size. We’ll help you identify the next decisions.