Our Light Gauge Steel (LGS) modular buildings are designed to meet some of the strictest building codes in the world. From California fire zones to UK energy standards, we provide the structural foundation for rapid certifier approval.
Our Light Gauge Steel (LGS) systems can be engineered to comply with the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC) for structural integrity.
Using non-combustible CFS frames, our ADUs easily satisfy California’s stringent Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) fire codes and can be optimized for Title 24 energy efficiency.
Custom-engineered roof trusses and high strength-to-weight steel profiles provide superior resilience in high-snow alpine regions and earthquake-prone zones.
Our volumetric modules are designed with superior thermal envelopes (high-performance insulation and airtightness) to meet or exceed Part L conservation of fuel and power requirements.
We manufacture to strict quality assurance processes that align with Buildoffsite Property Assurance Scheme (BOPAS) standards, ensuring a 60+ year durable lifespan for mortgageability.
Non-combustible steel framing significantly reduces fire risk, aiding compliance with Part B and providing safer high-density modular solutions.
Structures are engineered in accordance with the National Construction Code (NCC) and the National Association of Steel-Framed Housing (NASH) standards.
For Northern Australia and coastal regions, our LGS structures can be heavily reinforced and tie-down engineered to withstand extreme cyclonic wind events.
Steel framing provides a massive advantage for high BAL zones (up to BAL-FZ). Our materials do not provide fuel to a bushfire, simplifying certifier approvals.
Do you have a large-scale project that requires specific structural or thermal modeling? Our factory engineering team can work directly with your local architects to adapt our LGS frames to your exact municipal codes.
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