Light Steel Houses

Light steel houses are prefabricated buildings constructed using light-gauge steel frames as the primary structural system. This construction method is widely adopted in residential and low-rise commercial projects due to its excellent balance of strength, flexibility, and long-term durability. Compared with traditional concrete structures, light gauge steel frame houses significantly reduce building weight while maintaining high structural performance.
Light steel houses are engineered with cold-formed galvanized steel profiles, providing strong resistance to corrosion, seismic forces, and deformation. Key technical parameters include precise structural tolerances, high load-bearing capacity, and compatibility with insulated wall systems such as sandwich panels or composite boards. These features result in superior thermal insulation, soundproofing, and energy efficiency.
The modular nature of light steel houses allows flexible architectural design, including single-story and multi-story layouts, customized room configurations, and diverse exterior finishes. Light steel houses are widely used in residential developments, villas, townhouses, and permanent housing projects where structural reliability and living comfort are essential.