Prefabricated Steel Structure Building Beam Column Purlin Container Shipping Video
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
500-1,999 Square Meters US$49.00
2,000-4,999 Square Meters US$39.00
5,000+ Square Meters US$29.00
Sepcifications
- Surface Treatment Painted or Galvanized
- Transport Package Shipping Container
- Origin Liaonig, China
- Main Steel Frame H Steel, Z or C Purlin
- Building Material Steel Column, Steel Beam, Steel Truss
- 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
- Type H-Section Steel
- Standard GB, ASTM, DIN, JIS, AISI, BS
- Trademark Carbon Structural Steel
- Forming Hot-Rolled Steel
- Connection Form Welded Connection
- Member Steel Column
- Type of Steel For Building Structure H-Section Steel
- Carbon Structural Steel Q235
- Application Steel Workshop, Steel Fabricated House, Structural Roofing, Frame Part, Steel Structure Bridge
Product Description
Prefabricated Industrial Steel Frame Buildings Steel Structure Workshop/Warehouse Key Specifications/Special Features: Steel structure warehouse building is new type building structure, structure formed by steel column, beam, bracing and purlin, all the components are prefabricated manufacture in ...
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