DESCRIPTION

    The BRD Light Steel Villa is a revolutionary residential solution constructed using innovative lightweight, high-strength steel. Fully customizable, the system offers a wide selection of innovative building materials, including insulated and fire-resistant roofs, walls, and floors, ensuring a comfortable and safe living space. Furthermore, the BRD system focuses on efficiency and sustainability, offering seismic resistance, rapid on-site assembly, and an energy-efficient and environmentally friendly living environment. Experience the future of living with a BRD Light Steel Villa.

INTRODUCTION TO LIGHT STEEL HOUSES

    Light steel houses use 0.8mm, 1.0mm, and 1.2mm thick hot-dip galvanized steel strips and light steel keels synthesized using cold rolling technology. After precise calculation and support and combination with auxiliary parts, they have a reasonable bearing capacity to replace traditional houses.

LIGHT STEEL HOUSE MAIN FRAME

  Light steel main frame                                                                                                                                                      One-story frame

Second-floor roof truss and walls                                          First-floor roof truss and second-floor walls                                                      Stairs and second-floor floor

LIGHT STEEL HOUSE CONSTRUCTURE

The construction of light steel houses includes six major steps: foundation construction, keel installation, water and electricity installation, interior and exterior wall construction, floor construction and roof construction.

Foundation trench excavation                                                                                                 Pipeline embedment                                                                                                             Bedding layer pouring

Formwork removal                                                             Foundation pouring                                                      Formwork construction                                                           Rebar tying

   Laying a moisture-proof membrane                                        Pouring the floor

Keel installation

           The Technical Department                                                         The Production Department produces the keel according to the drawing                                                    The keel is packaged

Issues a keel breakdown drawing

Connect the foundation with                                                                 Wall frame                                                                                 Wall base                                                                           Frame assembly

expansion bolts and chemical anchors                                                                                                                                                                                                    (can be done in factories or on construction sites)

           Floor truss installation                                                 Floor OSB board installation                                         Erection of second-floor wall trusses                                       Roof truss installation

Hydropower projects

The water and electricity installation project is basically the same as the ordinary practice. The main principle is that all pipelines must be buried in the wall.

Wall construction plan

Ordinary light steel wall solution 1

Ordinary light steel wall solution 2

Floor Engineering

Floor Plan 1

Floor Plan 2

Roof construction

Roof construction plan 1

Roof construction plan 2

Light Steel Villas Uses and Benefits

• Earthquake- and wind-resistant, safe and stable.

Light steel structures are lightweight, strong, and ductile, effectively absorbing earthquake energy and far exceeding traditional brick-concrete structures in terms of seismic performance. Furthermore,

their overall structure is sturdy and can effectively withstand strong winds, ensuring safe living.

• Energy-saving and environmentally friendly, green and livable.

The main material is recyclable steel, resulting in minimal construction waste during construction and meeting green building standards. Walls are filled with thermal insulation materials for a strong seal,

keeping the home warm in winter and cool in summer, effectively reducing heating and cooling energy consumption and achieving significant energy savings.

• Quick construction, shortened construction schedule.

All components are prefabricated in the factory with high precision. On-site assembly is done like building blocks, minimizing weather and seasonal impacts. Construction speed is more than twice that of

traditional buildings, significantly shortening construction schedules and enabling faster occupancy.

• Efficient space and flexible layout.

Thin walls (approximately half the thickness of traditional brick walls) effectively increase the usable area. The wide interior spans and minimal load-bearing walls allow for flexible division and personalized

layouts tailored to the client's needs.

• High-quality, durable and comfortable.

Industrialized production ensures uniform and stable component quality, avoiding the common quality issues associated with traditional craftsmanship. The structure is resistant to cracking and deformation,

insect-resistant, and mildew-resistant, offering excellent durability and high living comfort.

• Diverse, aesthetically pleasing, and economical appearances.

A wide range of exterior finish materials (such as natural stone paint, metal cladding, and wood cladding) allows for a variety of architectural styles. While the overall cost varies depending on the configuration,

the rapid construction, short construction period, and high floor space efficiency offer significant cost-effectiveness throughout the lifecycle.