Cold formed metal buildings are a type of building structure that uses cold formed steel to create the frame, walls, and roof. This revolutionary construction technique has significantly reduced costs and time in construction compared to traditional methods.
The process involves heating steel plates to a high temperature, allowing them to be shaped into desired forms. The plates are then cut, bent, and welded together to create the building's frame, walls, and roof.
By using cold formed metal buildings, construction companies can save up to 30% on labor costs, reduce waste by up to 90%, and increase productivity by up to 20%. Additionally, the structure is more durable and resistant to natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes.