Cyclone proof, Australian Standard Light Steel Framing Wooden Bungalow

Cyclone proof, Australian Standard Light Steel Framing Wooden Bungalow

The appearance of the wooden structure gives people a refreshing feeling, just like being in the mountains. Unique design, let a person shine at the moment. No foundation is needed and is maintained on the ground by steel columns. There is a wooden staircase from the ground to the door, and there is a cornice porch in front of the door, which is a good place to have afternoon tea with friends.

The whole house is connected to the ground by steel columns.

There is a wooden staircase outside,

There is an eave porch in front of the door, which is a good place to relax and have afternoon tea.

Floor plan

The ground floor with four bedrooms can satisfy a family’s living.

Open kitchen and dining space

Here is the veranda in front of the door.

Will a light gauge steel frame rust?

Deepblue’s LGS frames are made of steel protected against corrosion by zinc-aluminum alloy. In external applications such as roofing, these products are exposed to the elements and have excellent durability, so in less exposed applications such as inside the building envelope, the weather more slowly. Where there are cut edges, the galvanic action, or sacrificial protection, of the coatings protects the exposed steel edge against corrosion.

Quick Detail:

Description:

Main structure: Light Gauge Steel

Wall cladding: Wooden or WPC

Insulation material: glass wool or also EPS/XPS/PU sandwich panel

Ceiling material: MGO board/gypsum board

Roof: EPS sandwich panel/steel roofing/asphalt shingle

Flooring: laminate flooring/wooden/PVC carpet

Door: steel security door/WPC or wooden door

Window: aluminum alloy/PVC

Other fittings: toilet, washbasin, shower, kitchen, etc.

Lifetime: 100 years for structure

Design code:

(1)AISI S100 North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members published by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) in the United States.

(2)AS/NZS 4600 Australian/New Zealand Standard-Cold-formed steel structures jointly published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand.

(3)BS 5950-5 Structural use of steelwork in building-Part 5. Code of practice for the design of cold-formed thin gauge sections published by BSI in the UK.

(4)ENV1993-1-3 means Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures; Part 1.3: General rules, Supplementary rules for cold-formed thin gauge members.

Why Choose Light Gauge Steel Structure?

1)Lifetime for structure: 100 years.

2)Earthquake resistance: mix more than 8 grades.

3)Wind resistance:max 60m/s.

4)Fire resistance: all the materials used can be fire resistance.

5)Snow resistance: max 2.9KN/m²as required

6)Heat insulation:100 mm in thickness can match 1 m thickness of the brick wall.

7)High acoustic insulation:60db of exterior wall 40db of interior wall

8)Insect prevention: Free from the damages by insects, such as white ants

9)Ventilation: a combination of natural ventilation or air supply keep the indoor air fresh and clean

10)Packing and delivery: 140SQM/ 40'HQ container for structure only and 90SQM/ 40'HQ container for structure with decorating materials.

11)Installation: the average is one worker one day install one SQM.

12)Installation guide: dispatch engineer to guide on site.

Material Configuration: