Start of production is fixed by the OEM
We book fabrication at order and ship by erection zone, so the shell and crane runways are ready for machine installation on time.

Industries · Automotive & parts
Assembly halls, press shops, EV battery plants and parts warehouses for the Eastern Seaboard supply chain. Crane runways, heavy bays and tight tolerances, designed, fabricated and shipped by one team, CIF to Laem Chabang.
The Thai automotive industry

Thailand is South-East Asia's largest vehicle production base, with assembly plants and hundreds of Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers clustered in Chonburi, Rayong, Chachoengsao and the Bangkok periphery. The shift to electric vehicles is bringing new battery, motor and electronics plants into the EEC.
Car makers launch models on fixed dates and expect suppliers to be ready for production trials. For a parts maker that means a factory with crane-served bays, stiff frames for precise machines and space to add a line when the next contract arrives. Steel is the fastest way to deliver all of it.
Your challenges, our answers
The questions we hear from OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers planning plants in Thailand.
We book fabrication at order and ship by erection zone, so the shell and crane runways are ready for machine installation on time.
Crane girders, brackets and runway columns designed with the frame for the crane capacity, span and duty class you specify.
Frames and mezzanines checked for stiffness and vibration, with column positions agreed around foundations and pits.
Clean, dry rooms with support steel for HVAC, dust collection and fire separation where battery storage needs it.
End walls and crane runways designed to extend, so a new line can be added without stopping the plant.
Global OEM and supplier specifications reviewed with your team and applied alongside Thai codes.
What we build
Long-span halls for assembly lines, welding robots and conveyors, with crane-served bays.
Heavy-crane buildings for stamping presses, die storage and CNC machining.
Clean production halls with fire-separated storage and heavy roof services.
Buildings with support steel for paint booths, ovens and large air-handling units.
Supplier parks and just-in-time warehouses near OEM plants, with docks and racking.
Multi-storey steel frames for offices, training and test facilities on the same site.
Inside the structure
Typical design choices. Every project is engineered to its own brief, site and standards.
| Design item | Typical approach |
|---|---|
| Clear span | 24–40 m bays for production lines, multi-span for large plants |
| Overhead cranes | Runways for single- or double-girder cranes, typically 5–50 T |
| Eave height | Set by hook height of the crane plus clearances |
| Mezzanines | Platforms for offices, HVAC and equipment, checked for vibration |
| Roof services | Loads for HVAC, ducts, compressed air, sprinklers and solar PV |
| Wind and seismic | DPT 1311-50 and DPT 1301/1302-61 for your province |
| Coating | ISO 12944 system for inland or coastal EEC sites |
Crane loads, deflection limits and runway alignment are part of the first model, not an add-on.
Columns placed on your process layout so lines, AGVs and forklifts move freely.
Extendable end walls and runways for future bays.
Members fabricated and inspected in our ISO 3834-2 certified factory, so crane runways fit first time.
Thai codes and standards
Construction permit from the local authority, or from IEAT inside an industrial estate. We prepare drawings and calculations for the submission.
Thai wind and seismic standards, checked for the province of your site.
Your licensed Thai engineer (กว.) reviews and signs; we answer every comment.
Factory licence (ร.ง.4); we provide building data, areas and layouts for your application.
Crane classes and runway design practice used for crane-served buildings.
International design practice for hot-rolled, built-up and cold-formed members.
Proven projects
Thai projects first, followed by references from our international portfolio with the same type of structure.

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Where the industry builds
Estates tagged for this industry in our directory of Thai industrial estates.
Why World Steel
Factories, warehouses and commercial buildings delivered across Thailand.
2,500 T of fabrication capacity a month, ISO 9001 quality and ISO 3834-2 welding, inspected before shipment.
Approval drawings your Thai engineer can sign, with wind and seismic loads for your province.
Shipped to Laem Chabang, Bangkok, Map Ta Phut or Songkhla, with documents for your customs broker.
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FAQ
Yes. Send the crane capacity, span, hook height and duty class; we design the runway girders, brackets and columns with the building frame.
Yes. We review your specification at the start and apply it alongside Thai codes and our standard AISC and MBMA practice.
Approval drawings usually take 1–3 weeks, fabrication 3–6 weeks depending on tonnage, and sailing to Laem Chabang a few days. Fabrication runs while your foundations are built.
Yes. We design end walls and crane runways to extend, so new bays can be added with limited disruption.
Other industries
Send your site, size and requirements. We reply within one working day with a structural concept and budget.