Blue Sky Building Systems enables architects and builders to create light-gauge steel buildings featuring large open spaces that can be built quickly and which are far more green than traditional structures.
Our core offering is the Blue Sky Frame™. The Blue Sky Frame is fabricated from cold-formed, high-tensile galvanized steel that is bolted together to form a very efficient and strong bi-directional, moment-resisting, point-loaded frame.
We are passionate about changing the way homes are built.
Can you build a steel framed house in San Diego. I never liked paper homes also known as wosden framed homes😂. I'm from overseas we always build either with steel or block
You can also put on steel frame. Light concrete panels made from recycled construction waste from each side that have rock wool as insulation and sheet of gypsum drywall and poor light concrete in between panels that would also speed up the process.
Wood framing should be banned as it is highly inflammable and rots with mold and moisture.....High time the building codes need to be reviewed and steel framing be the future.
What if I want the walls to be load bearing? And what if I want a traditional 2 sided roof?, What if I want a basement and two bedroom upstairs loft? And lastly, what if I want the house to be 30 feet by 15 feet inside wall to wall? . . . . How will metal fare in southeastern Ohio on hilly soft ground? Rust is a thing here, there is moisture in the air.
Ya, I am going to assume this isn’t really day one and some time in the past suitable grounding infrastructure was put in place that those structural poles fasten to on the ground
That is not a house that is a bunker, too much iron for that construction from the economic point of view because it could have been made with less expensive materials, that structure is for a building.
Come on....where's the hard hats ! You do realize that if one of your workers suffered a head injury or death you would get a massive fine from OSHA and you would lose a lot of money in a civil suit from the injured/dead worker. Even if that is a subcontractor you will still be exposed to OSHA fines and a lawsuit. Forget the fines and lawsuit.....you should care about the safety of anyone on your jobsite.
