Understanding Light Gauge Steel Framing
Light gauge steel framing is a construction method that uses thin steel sheets to create a framework for buildings. It is an alternative to traditional wood framing and offers several advantages. Understanding the basics of light gauge steel framing can help you make informed decisions for your construction projects.
Light gauge steel framing involves the use of cold-formed steel sections that are lightweight but strong. These steel sections are typically made from galvanized steel, which is resistant to corrosion and offers excellent durability. The steel sections are assembled using screws, bolts, or welding, depending on the specific design requirements. ET&F® (a Beck brand) has many fastening options for light gauge steel construction. Let’s explore some of the benefits of building with light gauge steel.
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