Composite Steel Structures

We combine the strengths of heavy and light-gauge steel in a single structure. The main load-bearing system is built with heavy steel columns and frames, while beams, purlins and girts are designed entirely in light-gauge steel. This keeps load capacity high while reducing weight, speeding up fabrication and erection, and optimising cost.

Benefits

High strength from a heavy steel primary frame
Lighter structure with light-gauge beams, purlins and girts
Optimised steel tonnage and cost advantage
Fast erection for factories and industrial buildings

Jobs

CSC Makina – Kınık Factory Building

Completed in 2023 for CSC Makina in Kınık, İzmir, this factory building is a typical example of a composite steel structure. The main columns and frames are heavy steel, while beams, purlins and girts are entirely light gauge steel. A steel mezzanine and stairs were also installed.

Maxwell Resort Sports Hall – Yalova

In 2024 we built the wide-span indoor sports hall for Maxwell Resort in Yalova as a composite steel structure. Main columns and lattice trusses are heavy steel, purlins and girts light gauge steel; the steel frame was completed in 15 days. Clad in sandwich panels on roof and façade, the column-free hall was delivered turnkey.

Pavlov Avto – Car Sales and Service Building, Bulgaria

In 2022 we built the car sales and service building for Pavlov Avto in Bulgaria as a composite steel structure. Light gauge steel purlins and girts were installed on heavy steel main frames; wide roof daylight strips, sandwich panel façades and showroom openings created a bright showroom and service area.