The future of construction: the case for building with cold formed steel

How the need for the rapid construction of quality buildings is defining the future of construction.

Available in English, Spanish, French, Turkish and Chinese.

*Cold Formed Steel or CFS is also known as Light Gauge Steel or LGS.

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In our eBook we cover:

What’s driving the shift towards alternative methods of construction, including social, political and environmental drivers
Why and how CFS/LGS is a superior construction method for the future
How CFS/LGS delivers a faster and higher ROI for construction projects
What makes CFS/LGS buildings better than those constructed using traditional methods
What to look for in a CFS/LGS partner

Traditional methods of construction are struggling to keep up with the international demand for better, more efficient and affordable buildings. As a result, many in the construction industry are turning to alternative methods to solve their problems. And one emerging technology is leading the way – Cold Formed Steel construction (CFS), also known as Light Gauge Steel (or LGS).

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If you’re a project owner, developer or builder, CFS/LGS construction provides a way to turn opportunity into commercial reality, faster than ever before – at the same time delivering better quality buildings that meet the demands of modern communities.

Learn about the advantages of CFS/LGS over traditional construction methods; explore the different building applications that can be achieved with CFS/LGS; and find out how, with the right system in place, you can create better ROI and value for your business.

The future of construction: the case for building with cold formed steel

How the need for the rapid construction of quality buildings is defining the future of construction.

Sounds good? See below for more information.

Please complete the form to download the eBook.

In our eBook we cover:

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