Metal PEB Structure

About Metal PEB Structure

Structural Framework
The backbone of the building consists of primary frames, including heavy-duty columns and roof rafters. These are often tapered to provide maximum strength exactly where the stress is highest. To support the outer skin, secondary members like purlins and girts are installed horizontally across the frame, providing essential lateral stability.

Exterior Shell & Insulation
The "envelope" of the structure is made of high-tensile metal panels. These are available as:

Single-Skin Sheeting: Durable, weather-resistant profiled metal sheets.

Insulated Sandwich Panels: A core of insulating material between two metal layers, providing superior temperature control.

Connections & Integrity
Unlike traditional construction that requires extensive on-site welding, PEB components feature pre-punched holes and are secured using high-strength bolts. This ensures a water-tight, earthquake-resistant, and flexible structure that can withstand harsh environments and heavy wind loads.