Industrial Steel Buildings
Order main frames, secondary members and the defined enclosure components against the building layout and drawing package.
Building Steel, Plain Materials and Service Components
Steel Beams
Keep the exact beam designation, grade, length and any connection preparation on the section schedule.
Steel Channels
Identify the channel series and orientation for secondary frames, edge members and supports.
Steel Angles
Specify leg dimensions, thickness and grade for bracing, connections and light support work.
Hollow Structural Sections
Choose square, rectangular or round HSS by outside dimensions, nominal wall and the structural material specification.
Steel Plates
Order the plate grade and thickness for base plates, connection plates and fabricated members.
Fire Sprinkler Pipe
Use the sprinkler design schedule to identify pipe dimensions, end preparation and required product acceptance.
Grooved Fittings & Couplings
Match grooved fittings and couplings to the pipe groove, size and specified system requirements.
EMT Steel Conduit
Keep plain-end EMT and its electrical fittings in the conduit schedule for the specified building routes.
IMC Steel Conduit
Order threaded IMC lengths and accessories by trade size for the specified electrical installation.
Bridge Steelwork
Order bridge steelwork against its dedicated drawings and project specification, including splice details, finish and receiving marks.
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Coordinate the frame, service openings and installation sequence
Main building frame
Columns, beams and bracing form the primary steel package. Foundations, equipment clearances and erection breaks set the interfaces that must be fixed before fabrication.
Fabrication materials
Sections, HSS, coil and plate can be purchased separately for local fabrication. Their finished role and material specification stay with the relevant schedule.
Services and attached supports
Pipework, conduit and equipment supports meet the building at openings and attachment points. Coordinate those locations with the frame drawing before holes and welded attachments are released.
| Interface | Coordinate before fabrication | Purchase schedule output |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation to column | Base-plate pattern, anchors, levels and erection arrangement | Column marks, base plates and connection parts |
| Frame to services | Opening location, attachment points and access for installation | Required holes, support brackets and loose parts |
| Roof to equipment | Support position, equipment loads and maintenance access | Roof and equipment-support member schedule |
| Delivery to erection | Site access, shipping pieces and installation zones | Marked bundles and loose-hardware groups |
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Material and Building-Package Requirements
ASTM material specificationsThe purchased steelA992, A500, A572 and A36 describe different material forms. A matching yield number does not make two section shapes or product specifications interchangeable.
AISC and the project drawingsStructural steelworkThe building specification and released drawings define member sizes, connections, fabrication and inspection. Bridge work retains the project’s dedicated bridge requirements.
NFPA 13 and electrical schedulesBuilding servicesThe sprinkler design identifies its pipe and connection system. EMT and IMC remain separate electrical conduit products, with their own fittings and installation requirements.
Bases, Roofs and Equipment Connections
Base plates and anchors
Use one coordinated base layout for hole positions, anchor diameter, leveling space and column location. The foundation designer owns the foundation design; the steel package identifies its mating base detail.
Roof, wall and openings
Purlin and girt positions, framed openings and enclosure attachment points need the same building reference. Identify roof and wall supply scope alongside the main frame.
Equipment and service supports
Show hangers, equipment bases and attachment loads on the approved detail. Field holes or welded additions that change a structural member go through the project design review.
Shipping pieces and erection marks
We mark fabricated pieces against the assembly drawings. Splice locations, packed lengths and handling weights follow the approved shipping and site-assembly arrangement.
Member Marks and Erection-Area Packing
Checks by member and connection
Material and section identityMember records retain grade, section size and plate thickness rather than relying on a shipment’s total weight.
Mating dimensionsBase holes, splice holes and attachment positions are measured against the drawing datums for the parts they connect.
Welds and finished surfacesWeld examination and paint or galvanizing checks follow the specified work, preparation and acceptance criteria.
Piece and bundle identificationPiece marks and grouped component counts match the assembly drawings and the erection-area packing list.
Steelwork and service records
- Released member and connection drawings
- Material test records by heat or batch
- Base and equipment interface references
- Specified dimensional, weld and NDT reports
- Protective-finish inspection records
- Piece-mark and service-component packing schedules
Check material specifications and package scope
Industrial building supply
Review main and secondary steelwork, building dimensions and the included enclosure scope.
ASTM A500 HSS reference
Steel Tube Institute material guidance for structural tubes and Grade C strength.
AISC structural steel specification
AISC specification for structural steel buildings and related structures.
Ordering construction steelwork and materials
What is included in a building steelwork quotation?
The quotation lists the main members, secondary steel, connections and any enclosure or accessory components included. Foundation work, erection and building services have their own scope entries; they are not inferred from the term building package.
Can you supply cut and drilled members from our drawings?
Yes. Identify the released drawing revisions and the cutting, holes, welded attachments and finish for each member. Piece marks connect those details to the ordered quantities and packing list.
Can the shipment be divided by erection area?
Approved member marks and area quantities can define delivery groups. The packing list retains each piece’s drawing revision and connecting parts for the scheduled construction stage.
Quote the steelwork for your construction package
Send the building layout or member schedule with released details and the delivery destination. We will price the materials, fabrication and separately scheduled service components.
- Frame layout or section schedule
- Base, roof and equipment interfaces
- Quantities, finish and delivery requirements