Light steel framing uses precision-engineered steel components to create a structural framework for a range of building applications.
At Beproje, the conversation begins with your plans. We work with your project team to discuss the frame specification, manufacturing and supply scope. Your design, site conditions and engineering requirements guide the approach.
A refined exterior.
External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS) combine insulation, a reinforced base layer and a decorative finish.
For an LSF project, the cladding, sheathing and insulation should be considered as one coordinated build-up. The specification should suit the frame, the selected system and the project’s performance requirements.
Comfort, considered from the outset.
Mineral wool can be specified within wall and roof assemblies to support thermal and acoustic performance.
The right product, thickness and detailing depend on the complete assembly. Thermal, acoustic and fire performance should be assessed for the system as a whole, with careful installation forming part of the specification.
Roofing that completes the design.
Insulated metal roofing panels combine an exterior finish with an insulation core. Profiles and finishes can be selected to complement the building’s character.
Panel spans, fixings, junctions and supporting structure require a coordinated specification. The appropriate solution depends on the design and the selected manufacturer’s system.
Interiors with a clean foundation.
Plasterboard systems create clean surfaces for internal walls and ceilings, ready for the finishes that make a space your own.
Board types, layers and supporting details should reflect how each room will be used, including any moisture, acoustic or fire performance requirements. Careful specification and consistent detailing shape the finished result.
LET’S DISCUSS THE DETAILS
Your plans. A clear next step.
Planning an LSF project? Share your drawings, site location and intended use. We’ll discuss the frame and supply scope, the information needed and how to move your project forward.