Building Design Prefab Steel Structure Prefab Metal Barns
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
500-4,999 Square Meters US$49.00
5,000-19,999 Square Meters US$39.00
20,000+ Square Meters US$29.00
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Online Guiding
- Layers Customized
- Usage Warehouse
- Transport Package Shipping Container
- Trademark iBeehive
- Origin Liaonig, China
- Main Steel Frame H Steel, Z or C Purlin
- Building Material Steel Column, Steel Beam, Steel Truss
- Surface Treatment Painted or Galvanized
- Connection Bolt Connection or Welded Connection
- Downspout PVC Pipes
- Color All Color /as Customer Required
- Window Aluminum Alloy Window or PVC
- Cladding System Sandwich Panel, Prefab Steel Sheet
- Warranty Life Time
Product Description
What Can We Offer You? 1. Customized Design We have a professional design team of about 20 people, with 10 years of design experience. We can meet your individual needs. And the customizable color of steel components, roof, and wall panels. 2. Shortest Delivery Time We have 2 modern ...
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