Service 02
Structural
Steel
Structural steel supply, installation and integration with the timber structure — planned so the two systems resolve as one.
Steel that carries the structure.
Structural steel carries the loads that timber alone cannot: long spans, wide openings, transfer beams and portal frames. Members are positioned to the structural documentation, with bearing, packing and connections detailed correctly.
Because the same team frames the timber structure, steel positions are coordinated in advance — beam heights, seatings and connection points are resolved before the steel arrives on site.
Capabilities
Beams and lintels
Structural beams and lintels installed over spans and openings.
Portal and post frames
Steel posts and frames set and braced to the structural design.
Steel to timber
Connections and bearing detailed where steel meets the timber structure.
Craneage coordination
Lifts planned and sequenced around site access and the build program.
Site measure
Positions measured and verified on site before installation.
Structural integration
Steelwork sequenced with framing so the structure is completed in one stage.
Documentation
Structural drawings reviewed and member positions confirmed.
Coordination
Access, craneage and delivery sequenced with the framing program.
Install
Steel set, levelled, fixed and connected to the surrounding structure.
Integrate
Timber structure completed around the steel and checked.
How the work runs
Planned before it lands on site
Structural Steel Projects
All WorkStructural steel work involves installing the steel members that carry loads timber cannot span — beams, lintels, posts and frames — and detailing how they connect to and bear on the surrounding timber structure.
Yes. Because the same team frames the structure, steel positions, bearing points and connections are resolved with the carpentry rather than after it.
Steel is installed to the structural documentation prepared for the project. Where work involves an existing structure, the scope is assessed against that documentation before installation.
Send the details through the contact page — the structure, the scope and the stage the project is at. The more information supplied up front, the more useful the response.
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