Clear-span
No interior columns. Best for flexible layouts; steel weight rises with span.
The right configuration depends on the use, the span you need and how the building may grow.
No interior columns. Best for flexible layouts; steel weight rises with span.
Interior columns divide the span; often economical for very wide buildings where columns are acceptable.
One roof slope; simple drainage to one side; suits narrower buildings and lean-to extensions.
Symmetrical double slope; the most common PEB form.
A smaller structure leaning on the main building; used for extensions and canopies.
Frames and runway beams designed for overhead cranes.
Intermediate floors for offices or storage inside the building.
Tall eave heights for racking, equipment or large vehicles.
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Engineering considerations
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