What Is a Prefabricated Steel Structure Building?

A prefabricated steel structure building is a bolt-together steel frame system in which every column, rafter, purlin, and connection plate is precision-cut, drilled, and welded in our factory — then containerized and shipped to your site for rapid assembly.

Unlike traditional on-site steel fabrication (which is slow, weather-dependent, and expensive in most countries), our approach delivers:

· 30–50% faster construction compared to conventional steel erection

· Zero on-site welding — 100% bolted connections

· Lower total project cost through factory efficiency and reduced site labor

· Consistent quality — every component passes dimensional inspection before packing

· This is not a "steel kit." This is a fully engineered structure, designed to your local wind, snow, and seismic loads.

Case | 280 ㎡ Integrated Poultry Rearing‑and‑Processing Barn, Brandon, Manitoba

Project Location: Brandon, Manitoba Building Type: Small‑scale poultry rearing & slaughter‑processing barn Floor Area: 280 ㎡ (two separate zones: 180 ㎡ rearing zone + 100 ㎡ processing zone) Building Dimensions: 10 m × 28 m Delivery Schedule: 25‑day design + 35‑day production + 30‑day land transportation & erection

Project Background

The client is a small‑scale farm operator in Manitoba selling free‑range chicken directly through Farmers’ Markets and CSA (Community‑Supported Agriculture) channels. A compliant integrated facility for on‑farm rearing and on‑site slaughter‑processing was required to obtain approval as a small poultry‑processing establishment from the CFIA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency).

Technical Solution

• Overall portal frame structure of 10 m × 28 m. Internal light‑gauge steel partition walls fully separate the rearing zone from the processing zone.
• Rearing zone (180 ㎡): open‑side walls with roller curtains, evaporative cooling pad‑fan ventilation system; capacity for 800 free‑range broilers per batch.
• Processing zone (100 ㎡): fully enclosed with 100 mm rock‑wool sandwich panels; interior stainless‑steel wall cladding, epoxy floor coating and drainage channels.
• Processing‑zone layout follows a one‑way workflow: slaughter room → scalding room → plucking room → evisceration room → pre‑chill room → packaging room.
• Cold storage: a 3 m × 3 m blast‑freezer room and a 4 m × 4 m finished‑goods cold room located at the far end of the processing zone.
• Waste‑water treatment: underground three‑chamber septic tank plus grease interceptor.
• Insulation: 100 mm PIR panels for roof and walls of the processing zone, maintaining a constant year‑round temperature of 10‑15 °C.

Project Highlights

The physically separated‑yet‑co‑located steel‑building concept combining rearing and processing passed CFIA pre‑approval. This marks Manitoba’s first authorized small‑scale integrated “rear‑and‑slaughter” poultry facility. The client’s cold‑chain transportation cost per chicken has dropped from $2.80 to nearly zero.

Why Our Clients Choose Us

· "I went with you because the price was 30% under the local quote. What I got was better than the Australian-made shed I put up in 2019."

· — Farm Owner, Queensland, Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

· How long does it take from order to delivery?

· Typical timeline: design & engineering 15–25 working days + fabrication 25–50 working days + ocean freight (varies by destination; e.g., 22 days to West Africa, 30 days to Europe, 35 days to East Coast North America). Most projects arrive on site within 10–14 weeks of order confirmation.

· Do you provide CE / UKCA certification?

· Yes. Our fabrication facility holds EN 1090-2 EXC3 certification (the highest execution class for steel structures). We issue a Declaration of Performance (DoP) and CE/UKCA marking for all shipments to the European Union and United Kingdom.