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Steel purlins are structural components commonly used in building construction to support the roof and walls of a structure. They are horizontal beams or bars made of steel and perpendicular to the roof slope or wall surface. Steel purlins are essential to distribute the roof or wall load from the structural frame of the building. Below is an overview of the steel purlins along with a sample table showing the main features.

Steel purlins are essential elements of building construction, providing structural support and stability to the roof and walls. They are placed on top of beams or wall studs and act as horizontal beams to carry the load of roofing materials such as metal sheets, tiles or panels. Steel purlins come in a variety of shapes, such as C-purlins, Z-purlins, and U-channels, each offering specific advantages and applications, depending on the design requirements.

Highlights:

1.Strength: Steel purlins are made of high-strength steel, providing excellent load-bearing capacity and structural integrity.
2.Versatility: Available in a variety of profiles (C, Z, U) and sizes to fit a variety of roof and wall configurations.
3.Ease of installation: Lightweight and easy-to-use steel purlins make installation easy and economical.
4.Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of roofing materials and systems, including metal roofing, concrete tiles, and composite panels.
5.Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized or coated steel purlins are more resistant to corrosion than long-term building structure.

Steel Purlins

Steel purlins are essential components in building design, providing strength, versatility and easy installation for sound and reliable roof and wall support systems.