2026-10-06Industry News
Steel coil prices ease as capacity expands — what it means for your building budget
A short read on how raw material trends this quarter affect package pricing, and when to lock a quote.
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What is happening in the market and at our plants. Updated regularly — dates below are placeholders until your real news is published.
2026-09-22Industry News
Wind load design updates adopted in several export markets
What changed, and how portal frame detailing adapts to the new requirements.
Ask our engineers2026-09-10Company
New purlin line commissioned at TAIHUA plant
The additional line raises our C/Z purlin capacity and shortens lead times for punched packages.
Ask our engineers2026-08-28Company
We exhibited at the Foshan building materials fair
Thanks to everyone who visited the stand — the doors and windows system drew the most interest.
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Questions buyers actually ask
Short, practical answers from our engineering team — the same questions that come in by WhatsApp every week.
2026-10-12Technical Q&A
How do I choose between C and Z purlins?
Z purlins lap and suit longer spans and continuous runs; C purlins are simpler for short spans, channels and eave members. Our span tables give the answer for your loads.
Ask our engineers2026-10-05Technical Q&A
Which sandwich panel core should I pick?
EPS for budget walls, rock wool where fire rating matters, glass wool for acoustic roofs, PU / PIR for cold rooms and the best U-value per millimetre.
Ask our engineers2026-09-30Technical Q&A
What drawings do you need to quote a building?
Length × width × height, intended use, location (for wind / snow / seismic loads) and any crane data. That is enough for a first package quote.
Ask our engineers2026-09-18Technical Q&A
How is a steel package packed for shipping?
Panels nested on pallets, purlins bundled and strapped, hardware boxed and itemised — with a loading plan showing the container mix before packing.
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