Fireproofing of Structural Steel: Why is it Important?
June 17th, 2019An untrained mind would probably balk at the thought. They’d wonder why structural steel even needs fireproofing. This alloy doesn’t burn, does it? Quite true, it takes several thousand degrees of thermal energy to melt steel. However, it’s not the unlikely possibility of molten metal that concerns a fireproofing professional. No, it’s another unpleasant fact. […]
Why is it Unsafe to Use Timber Platforms for Air Conditioning Units?
June 3rd, 2019Timber is a mainstream construction material; let’s establish that fact from the start. Wooden beams support home walls and ceilings. Exposed timber, painted an attractive colour, shows off attractive residential decks and patios. It’s a popular building material, plus it’s sustainable. Nevertheless, wooden platforms are not intended to support air conditioning units, and here’s why. […]
Steel Frame Structures and Its Advantages
May 15th, 2019Steel is one of the most commonly used metals in the world. Relied upon for every industry on the planet, steel has rightfully earned a positive reputation. With that being said, few people truly understand the benefits and advantages that come from using steel in the construction industry. If you are looking to learn more […]
Installation of Aluminium Railings: When and Where Is It Needed?
May 2nd, 2019Owning a piece of commercial or residential property means that you are beholden to taking care of the building. As a result, it also falls under your purview to make sure that your workers, guests, and clients are all safe when walking through your building. Safety in a commercial workspace can take many different forms. […]
Stairs and Handrails for Commercial Businesses in Melbourne: The Importance of Maintenance and Safety Standards
April 17th, 2019Whenever someone uses a set of commercially proportioned stairs in Melbourne, they’re using an expertly fabricated steel structure. The framework is wide and robust. There are handrails attached to the stairs too. Just from looking over those few design features, you can tell this product is designed to support dynamic loads. True, foot traffic could […]
Advantages of Residential Steel Fencing
April 3rd, 2019When it comes to maintaining a backyard, there are many aspects that need to be attended to. One of the most important decisions a homeowner will have to make is whether they want to install a fence. Residential fencing can go a long way toward providing a homeowner with privacy, safety, and security. With that […]
Central Air Conditioning Systems: Why Should They Have Platforms?
March 21st, 2019Imagine a central air conditioner system, with its squat air handling unit. The coils and fan are stored inside this large housing. Add a steel-reinforced platform to the housing. This is an artificial floor of sorts. The good-sized equipment package looks pretty cool at this point, no pun intended. That being said, why does the […]
Common Uses of Mezzanine Floors in Buildings
March 8th, 2019Whether you are working in a massive warehouse or an industrial building, having safe access points is of the utmost importance. Being able to traverse the building without interrupting the work going on below is also incredibly important. A great way to promote safe traveling inside of busy commercial buildings is by turning to mezzanine […]
Steel Cantilever Gates for Maximum Security in Industrial Buildings: Why Choose TPT Steel?
February 26th, 2019Is there anything more important than making sure that your property is safe and secure? You deserve peace of mind when you are at work and you need to know that you are doing everything you can in order to maintain the safety and security of your possessions and the people that work for you. […]
Structural Steel Framing: What Makes Them Reliable and Sustainable?
February 15th, 2019As a top-notch building material, structural steel framing is remarkably durable and undeniably reliable. Think about the alternatives for a moment, about the masonry bricks, concrete blocks and wooden panels used in building frameworks today. Wood can crack and splinter while bricks break and concrete crumbles, perhaps because the porous material has absorbed water. The […]