Steel Frame Sheds
If you’ve just started looking at sheds, one of the first questions is what they’re made of and how everything fits together.
This image shows the main internal components of one of our steel frame sheds and labels what each part is. It gives you a clear overview of how the structure comes together once the building is complete.
From rafters and purlins through to bracing and connections, these components are what give the shed its strength and structural integrity.
It’s a real good shed on the inside.
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We only use New Zealand Steel galvanized products.
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Steel shed framing is extremely strong and designed to handle loads such as wind, snow, and seismic activity. When engineered correctly for the site, it provides a durable and reliable structure that will last for decades.
The framing is the structural backbone of the shed. It supports the entire building, transfers loads to the foundation, and ensures the shed remains stable and secure in all conditions. High-quality framing is essential for long-term performance.
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