Indoor Sports Facility
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Steel Indoor Sports Facility


“A steel sports complex offers a cost effective, flexible, low maintenance and energy efficient structure that can be designed to fit almost any situation.”

Most indoor sports buildings require large open spaces. One of the great advantages of steel indoor sports buildings is you can maintain a clear-span of up to 300 ft wide. Having a large space that is column-free, you gain the flexibility to satisfy even the most complex space design needs while still maintaining an obstacle free environment. If you have some flexibility and don’t mind having columns, a multi-span metal building Frame Design can save you money.

Although there are several pre-fabricated steel building companies to choose from, it’s important to know that we are definitely not created equal. Many steel building companies exploit the fact that you might not know the difference between one building and another. Standard Steel Buildings takes the time to find out what you need and will show you the differences that can affect your pocket book as well as the quality of the building you receive. Our project coordinators will guide you through the entire process from concept to delivery, showing you the best and least expensive way to accomplish your project. Every steel building from Standard Steel Buildings comes engineered, stamped and certified for your local building codes including snow, wind, seismic and exposure ratings.

A steel sports complex offers a cost effective, flexible, low maintenance and energy efficient structure that can be designed to fit almost any situation. Every steel sports complex from Standard Steel Buildings comes pre-punched, pre-cut, pre-drilled and pre-welded. Using this steel building manufacturers process, it allows for the building to be built in a fraction of the time. Steel is the least expensive material of all the available methods of construction. Having low initial building cost and virtually no maintenance along with a lifetime structural warranty, it’s easy to see why more people are turning to steel for their indoor sports arena’s. Every metal building from Standard Steel Buildings is manufactured using top quality American steel.

Standard Steel Buildings can accommodate exterior options including stone, brick, slate and stucco. We also offer a full line of doors, windows, and accessories that give you the ability to customize your indoor sports facility building project.

 

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Monday, 02 August 2010 00:23
 

Give your Church the space it needs to grow while saving time and money with a steel church building.

Is your church running out of space? Think you can’t afford to build right now? Most people just don’t realize how affordable steel church buildings are. We can show you the way to save up to 50 % off the cost of conventional construction and have your church built in a fraction of the time. Steel church building designs are quickly becoming the most popular choice among many religious organizations. Steel buildings offer a cost effective, flexible, low maintenance and energy efficient structure that can be designed to fit almost any situation.

Most church buildings require large open spaces. One of the great advantages of steel church buildings is you can maintain a clear-span of up to 300 ft wide. Having a large space that is column-free, you gain the flexibility to satisfy even the most complex space design needs while still maintaining an obstacle free environment.

Steel church buildings no longer have to look like a warehouse. Most churches love the advantages of steel buildings but don’t realize that a Steel Building can be designed to look almost any way you can imagine, including stone, brick, slate and stucco. Standard Steel also carries a complete line of personnel doors, roll-up doors, windows and accessories that can help you customize your new building project. Financing can be an important part of your church building project. Standard Steel Buildings has made arrangements with several different lending companies that specialize in church building Financing. With dozens of different programs, from church start ups, to multi-million dollar projects, we can help with all your church building Financing.

Financing can be an important part of your church building project. Standard Steel Buildings has made arrangements with several different lending companies that specialize in church building Financing. With dozens of different programs, from church start ups, to multi-million dollar projects, we can help with all your church building financing.

Our steel church buildings are shipped from 21 manufacturing plants within the United States. All of our shipping points are AISC certified (American Institute Of Steel Construction) and in good standing with the MBMA (Metal Building Manufacturing Association). We take great pride in using American steel, ensuring that our customers receive only the best quality church steel buildings available.

“If you can dream it … we can build it.”

Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 August 2010 15:30
 
Structural PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 16:58

 

Structural


Purlin Extensions

A purlin extension is an unsupported overhang on an end wall providing protection from the elements as well as adding an architectural look to your building. A standard purlin extension is between 1 and 5 feet.



Canopy

A canopy is the same thing as a purlin extension with the exception that it is on the side wall.



Periput

A periput is a wall that extends beyond the eave height of the building. It is used as an architectural feature as well as to hide roof mounted air conditioning units and accessories. A periput can be accomplished by using structural steel or light weight aluminum or steel studs.


Light Weight Aluminum or Steel Stud Application

Mansurd

Mansurd’s come in many different shapes and sizes and are used as an architectural feature on steel buildings. Below are a few examples.



Point Load

A point load is a structural enhancement on a building that allows you to mount large or heavy accessories to a steel building. A point load is usually accompanied by a structural framed opening. A point load can be from 200 pounds to thousands. Point loads include air conditioning units, steeples, basketball goals, etc. Below are some examples.



Cranes

Both supported and unsupported cranes can be designed into a steel building. There are many different crane companies to choose from. Before a quote on a steel building can be given, we must obtain a specification sheet from the crane manufacturer.



Mezzanine

Mezzanine is another term for a second floor. There are 3 types of mezzanines; stick built, steel frame with a wood sub-floor, and steel frame with a metal pan and light weight concrete floor. Although the cost of a mezzanine is significantly higher per square foot, by going taller as opposed to wider you don’t have the added expense of concrete. When quoting a mezzanine, it is important for us to know the amount of weight per square foot that the mezzanine needs to support. This is usually determined by the use of the mezzanine. For example: office space, machinery, seating, etc. You may want to check with your local building department as to what their requirements for adding an additional floor would be. For example: they may require a wood floor or a concrete floor, elevator, number of staircases, or wheel chair accessibility. See photos below.



Last Updated on Monday, 09 August 2010 18:24
 
Steel vs. Conventional PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 16:55

Steel VS Conventional


Steel buildings offer a cost effective, flexible, low maintenance and energy efficient structure that can be designed to fit almost any situation.

10 Reasons for Going with Steel vs. Conventional

  1. Cost – Typical conventional construction including (kitchens, bathrooms, etc…) can range from $100-$125 per sq. ft. or higher, depending on your location. Steel buildings normally range from $50-$70 per sq. ft. including (kitchens, bathrooms, etc…).
  2. Clear Span – With conventional construction you can go up to 80 ft. wide and maintain a clear span. The wider you go the more expensive it becomes. Steel buildings can go up to a 300 ft. wide and maintain a clear span.
  3. Warranty – You typically get a 1 year warranty with conventional construction. Our steel buildings come with a LIFETIME warranty on the structure and 25 year warranty on the paint.
  4. Maintenance – Using conventional construction methods requires a great deal of maintenance, such as paint, shingles, siding etc. With steel buildings, you simply power spray once a year.
  5. The Elements - The elements affect conventional construction and steel buildings very differently.

    Wind: Our buildings can be designed to withstand a 160 mph sustained wind.

    Fire: You can burn a conventional construction building down with one match. You can take a flamethrower to the side of a steel building and do little more than harm the paint.

    Water: We have a red oxide coating on our steel that acts as a rust inhibitor. Steel will not soak up water or have mold problems that are found in conventional construction.

  6. Pests/Termites – Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent on conventional construction buildings each year due to termite damage. No problem with steel. We have yet to discover a termite that can chew through a main frame I-beam.
  7. Flexibility – Expansion on conventional construction buildings can be expensive and sometimes impossible. Steel buildings allow you the flexibility to expand in almost any size or shape in a very cost effective manner.
  8. Pre-Engineered – Using a Pre-Engineered steel building provides a fast, economical and efficient way to construct your building. Our buildings are precut, pre-punched, pre-drilled, and pre-welded virtually eliminating human error. Show me the straightest 2x4 you can find and I will show you a bent piece of wood. With a pre-engineered building you simply line up the holes and bolt it together. A conventional building can take several months to complete. A pre-engineered building can be put up in as little as a few days.
  9. 6 sets of Engineer Stamped Blueprints - We provide 3 sets of permit drawings and 3 sets of construction drawings. All sets are engineered and stamped for your city, county and state building codes including snow, wind, seismic and exposure ratings.
  10. Exterior Options - As with conventional construction buildings, steel buildings can be designed to support any exterior such as brick, stone, stucco etc.
Last Updated on Monday, 09 August 2010 15:49
 
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