Use, occupancy and layout
Building function, room schedule, occupancy, storeys, circulation, access, opening sizes and required clear internal dimensions.
Project-specific light-steel building systems
This range covers steel-framed houses and purpose-planned light-steel buildings. The appropriate system is selected from the building use, layout, structural design criteria, envelope, services, destination requirements and site conditions.

Building type selection
Each category has a different planning brief. Select the closest building type, then confirm the project-specific structural, architectural, service and approval inputs.
Light-steel building projects defined by the intended use, structural design criteria, envelope and fit-out scope.
Explore category 02Steel-framed houses for residential, accommodation and hospitality briefs with project-specific layouts and finishes.
Explore category 03Healthcare building briefs coordinated around room schedules, circulation, services and destination approval requirements.
Explore category 04Education buildings planned around teaching spaces, circulation, sanitary provision, services and the required site arrangement.
Explore category 05Hangar and industrial building briefs coordinated around clear dimensions, access openings, structural criteria and service needs.
Explore categoryDesign and quotation inputs
A useful proposal starts with the project brief, not a generic material list. These inputs establish what must be designed, priced and documented.
Building function, room schedule, occupancy, storeys, circulation, access, opening sizes and required clear internal dimensions.
Project location, wind, snow and seismic criteria where applicable, fire and accessibility requirements, and the documents required for local review.
Roof and wall build-up, insulation, doors, windows, corrosion protection, internal partitions, ceilings, floors and room-specific finishes.
Electrical arrangement, water and drainage, mechanical systems, utilities, foundations, site access, destination port, unloading and installation support.
Standard dimensions and configurations are a starting point and can be adjusted to the project requirement. Final materials, member sizes, included services and documentation are recorded in the approved proposal and quotation.

Scope coordination
The proposal should distinguish the factory supply from site works and local approvals. This avoids comparing offers that include different boundaries.
Product range
Select a product to review its current images, configuration and enquiry details. Final dimensions, materials, services and destination requirements are confirmed for each order.
Procurement questions
Use these questions to define the project before comparing structural systems, supply boundaries and quotations.
Start with the building function and room schedule. Residential, healthcare, education, hangar and general light-steel building briefs have different circulation, service, opening and approval requirements. Share the project information so the structural and enclosure approach can be reviewed.
No. Standard dimensions and configurations provide a starting point. The layout, member selection, enclosure, doors, windows, finishes and service provisions can be reviewed against the project criteria. The approved proposal and quotation record the final supply.
Yes. Switches, sockets, wiring and related electrical provisions can be specified for Australian, US, European and other destination requirements. The applicable arrangement and required project documents should be confirmed before production.
Provide the destination and applicable project requirements at the enquiry stage. The proposal can identify the intended design basis and documentation scope. Local approvals, site-specific engineering and responsibilities must be confirmed with the client and the relevant local professionals or authorities.
Provide the country, building use, room schedule, quantity, storeys, main dimensions or drawings, required openings, finishes, services, site conditions, design criteria, destination port and target programme.
Project enquiry
Include the building use, location, drawings or room schedule, quantity, required standards, site conditions and delivery target. The final system and supply scope can then be reviewed against the project.