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With traditional methods, it is common for builders to factor in up to 20% material wastage in the total cost of a project. Adding this up over consecutive projects, wastage can be equivalent to as much as 1 building out of every 5 buildings constructed. But with LGS waste is virtually non-existent (and in the case of a FRAMECAD Solution, material wastage is less than 1%).
And, steel is 100% recyclable, reducing the overall environmental impact of any waste created. Additionally, LGS is a ‘dry’ system, which means there is no need to use (often limited) water resources for mixing cement or other materials.
To build a LGS prefabricated house is good to enviroment , durable , and saving buidget .
- Good offers on you option to panelize your walls or truss to a certain degree to make your houses more cost-effectively to save you the whole construction period
Traditional building methods often involve up to 20% material wastage. In contrast, Light Gauge Steel (LGS) construction virtually eliminates waste, keeping material wastage below 1% when using optimized solutions.
Steel used in LGS construction is 100% recyclable. Additionally, LGS utilizes a 'dry' building system, which eliminates the need to consume limited water resources for mixing cement or mortar.
LGS houses reduce overall project costs by drastically lowering material waste and offering options to pre-panelize walls or trusses, which speeds up the construction process and saves labor time.
Panelizing allows components to be prefabricated to a precise degree off-site, making on-site assembly faster, more efficient, and significantly shorter for the whole construction period.
The core structure of an LGS prefabricated house relies heavily on high-precision steel frame studs and certified steel framing materials designed for long-term durability and strength.
