Warning: Safety requires a commitment from everyone involved. Although erecting a bolt-together pre-engineered steel building does not require specialized skills like carpentry or masonry and many of our customers do it themselves, construction work is dangerous, and larger buildings bring larger hazards.

Everyone at the site should wear appropriate protective clothing, including:

• Hard hats

• Gloves

• Rubber-soled shoes

• Eye-protection

On the up side, your erectors will have an outstanding set of clear common-sense drawings and can call on us for support if necessary.

These kits are suitable for:

All farming requirements from simple storage to house farm implements, hay, grain, poultry, livestock or other agricultural products to animal feeding and breeding buildings, like poultry housing - Broiler, breeder, laying and rearing houses - Commercial laying houses and pullet rearing - Egg packing stations, hatcheries and bio-security facilities. Food processing factories Meat packing plants Diesel workshops Boat lockers Essential oils distillation plants Various small manufacturing operations A precision engineering workshop See also Image Gallery.

Farm sheds Live chicken retail outlets Warehousing Church halls Shops Large Carports Indoor Swimming Pools Conference Halls Studios Fitness Centres Retail Showrooms Automobile Dealerships Garages (service facilities for trucks and other vehicles) Trade Shops Industrial Shops Convenience Stores Small aircraft hangars Boat building or storage sheds, farm sheds, and any other kind of storage

Please take some advice from us on the point of DIY kits. Don't just focus on price: focus on cost. If the first question you're asking is "how much is it?" you may be guilty of focusing on the price instead of the cost. Depending on how you want to use your building, the cheapest purchase price may not be the cheapest overall cost. (Price and cost are different!). For instance, our price includes the design, the drawings, and the materials for the basic structure. But the building will also need some type of foundation (see also page A Little Gem About Foundations), and its construction will require labour, some tools, and in some cases with bigger buildings, even a crane. After that, the project cost will depend on your finishes. As you add features like electrical, heating and cooling, plumbing, flooring, landscaping, etc., the costs rise accordingly. There are a wide variety of additional extras available to compliment our buildings:  Alucushion Insulation under Roof Sheeting  Chromadek sheeting Side cladding Ventilation Sliding Doors Roller Shutter Doors Personnel Doors Windows Bull-noses Gable Cladding Clear polycarbonate sheeting Apart from being able to house overhead cranes the buildings can be designed to provide additional support for the crane structure. We can also provide the additional steel for any building utilizing overhead cranes. If you are not to sure on what the above list is all about or how the things mentioned actually look - then see also: Accessories

Here's a sketch plan showing the various bits and pieces in a typical small industrial building: