PEB Industrial Shed

Product Description

1. Primary Structural Framing: The main structural skeleton that bears loads. It typically utilizes high-strength, built-up "I" sections with tapered webs (e.g., Fe~350 or Fe~410 grade steel). It includes columns, rafters, and end-wall framing. 
2. Secondary Structural Members: Members that provide lateral support and attach to the main framing. They include cold-formed, "Z" or "C" shaped purlins (for roofs) and girts (for walls), along with eave struts and flange braces. 
3. Roof and Wall Cladding: Roll-formed trapezoidal steel profiles like Bare or Color-Coated Galvalume (usually 0.45mm to 0.50mm thick). Insulated panels (Polyurethane Foam/PUF or Rockwool) are commonly specified for temperature control. 

• Connection System: Unlike conventional construction that requires heavy on-site welding, PEB components are joined entirely using high-strength anchor and friction-grip bolts. 
• Design Loads: PEB systems are modeled using advanced engineering software (e.g., STAAD.Pro) taking into consideration dead loads, live loads, seismic zones, and wind speeds. 
• Accessories: Standard add-ons include ridge ventilators, louvers, translucent polycarbonate sheets for natural lighting, gutter systems, personnel doors, and rolling shutters. 
• Mezzanines: Interior steel platforms are frequently added to maximize vertical space utilization.