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March 04, 2008 - Rhino Steel Building Systems, Denton, Texas — When purchasing a pre-engineered steel building, the basic structural design is one of the first aspects to be determined. “While the typical steel building buyer has no idea of what type of steel design structure he will need, this is not a problem,” according to Bruce Brown at Rhino Steel Building Systems. The typical parameters that are required to determine the proper structural design include, footprint size, price, application, building height and local codes. From there, the building is pre-engineered accordingly.
According to Brown, “we recently sold a pre-engineered building for a manufacturing facility in Texas. The customer needed a large 200′ x 300′ space with no posts inside that would interfere with all the equipment that would be placed in the plant. This was no problem for us. Our clear span structural packages can span up to ___ with no interior post required. The costs is higher but when free space is required, we can deliver.” When lowering cost is a consideration, a minimal number of post can be included. Heavy snow and wind loads can also affect the decision on steel structural design.
Rhino Steel Building Systems is an authorized dealer for a variety of steel building manufacturers and can ship from 7 locations across the continental United States
