Some typical pre-engineered steel building’s detailed drawings

Some typical pre-engineered steel building’s detailed drawings

The design drawing is essential when building a building. It saves time and costs in construction and flexibly improvises arising problems. Many homeowners want to build pre-engineered steel buildings but still wonder how to start constructing and to design a drawing of a pre-engineered steel building. BMB Steel will suggest solutions for these questions in the article below.

1. What does a pre-engineered steel building structure include?

1.1 Pre-engineered steel foundation structure

The foundation materials are mainly concrete and steel. The foundation of prefabricated houses has three types: isolated foundation, raft foundation, and continuous footing steel. Each type of foundation will be suitable for a topographical and construction site. For high buildings, it is recommended to use deep foundations; this will ensure the safety of your structure.

1.2 Anchor bolts

Anchor bolts with a solid steel foundation system. The most common bolts used are M24 and M27. The bolt installation is crucial because it affects other parts and subsequent stages.

1.3  Foundation framework

The foundation framework is rectangular; it is sloped with a ledge attached. The foundation framework is responsible for increasing the firmness of the concrete block and hardening the foundation.

1.4 Ground beam

The ground beam connects foundations together and supports the wall.

1.5 The height of foundation neck

This part helps to stabilize the ground and increase the load capacity of the building.

1.6 Civil pre-engineered steel building frame

Each type of frame is suitable for each customer's construction and use purposes.

The main structure of the steel frame is the column and the truss, which are two parts designed to be able to withstand great gravity. Bolts and plates link them together.

1.7 Beams, bracing system (roof, columns)

The durability of the building depends on the bracing and beams, which help maintain the stability of the steel frame structure.

C and Z beams are galvanized steel. Beams support the metal sheet.

1.8 Canopy roof and skylight

Canopy roofs are used to protect the building from the weather. Thus, they are installed at the doors.

The skylight is used as an air-conditioner. It is often designed on the top of the building.

2. Drawing samples of pre-engineered steel buildings

2.1 Drawings of civil steel buildings

Advantages of civil pre-engineered steel buildings:

• It withstands gravity and loads better than wood.
• Waterproof, anti-termites.
• Short construction time.
• Easy for maintenance
• Reasonable construction costs.
• Durability up to 100 years.

2.2 Construction drawings four-level pre-engineered steel housing

When reading drawings of four-level pre-engineered steel buildings, you should pay attention to the details such as the length, width, height, roof slope, columns, and load.

• The width of the four-level pre-engineered steel building is measured from the edge of the outer wall on both sides.
• Similar to the length.
• The height from the base of the pier to the top of the roof. Usually, the height of the building is decided by the contractor.
• The slope of the roof affects the drainage process.
• The distance between the columns depends on the length of the building.
• The load of the building includes the weight of the roof, crane, floor, etc.

2.3 Drawing of a 1-storey pre-engineered steel building

Drawings of 1-storey pre-engineered steel buildings must meet technical standards. Another standard is the American standard. Most of the current pre-engineered steel housing construction drawings are according to American standards. The construction drawing sample of a 1-storey pre-engineered steel building has 1 span.

2.3.1 The horizontal frame design

The horizontal frame of the building has solid beams and columns; the columns are directly connected to the foundation and beams. The beam has a slope of I = 17% and the cross-section of the bar changes. The skylight is located along the length of the building, with a height of 2m and a width of 4m.

2.3.2 Design of bracing system diagram

The bracing system consists of bracing roof and bracing columns with functions such as:

• Safe installation and use.
• Increases stamina from multiple directions.
• Compression-bearing structures such as columns, trusses, etc., are always stable.

2.4 Drawing of pre-engineered steel building with crane

The drawing of pre-engineered steel buildings with cranes is integral when building warehouses or factories. This type of building is designed to lift goods efficiently and quickly.

This structure has the following types of cranes:

• Single girder cranes of the I- or box type.
• The double girder crane of the truss or box design.

The above article is all about pre-engineered steel housing construction drawings. BMB Steel hopes that it will help you in designing and building graphics. If you hire pre-engineered steel building drawing design services, pay attention to finding reputable,  high-quality, experienced contractors. Wish you have a beautiful building like your dream!