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Guides for steel buildings in Thailand
Straight answers on cost, design, fire protection and importing – written by our engineers for Thai owners, developers and contractors.
Steel building cost in Thailand: what really drives the price per m²
Span, eave height, loads, cranes, fire rating and delivery terms – the six factors that decide what a steel warehouse or factory costs in Thailand, and how to control each one.
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logisticsCIF or DDP? Choosing the right Incoterm when importing steel structures to Thailand
What each term includes, who pays duties and VAT, how ATIGA Form D works and when DDP is worth it – a practical guide for Thai buyers of imported steel.
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designPre-engineered building or conventional steel? How to choose for a Thai project
Tapered built-up frames versus hot-rolled sections: steel weight, speed, flexibility and when each system makes sense for warehouses, factories and commercial buildings in Thailand.
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fireFire protection for steel structures in Thailand: requirements, systems and cost control
Why steel needs protection, how intumescent paint works, what R30–R120 means and five ways to cut the cost of fire-rated steel without compromising safety.
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designC vs Z purlins: which one belongs on your roof?
Shapes, laps, continuity, spacing and corrosion protection – how to specify cold-formed purlins and girts for Thai warehouses and factories.
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designDesigning a steel warehouse for Thailand’s wind, rain and heat
Wind zones under DPT 1311-50, monsoon gutters and roof slopes, ventilation, solar-ready roofs and corrosion – the climate checklist for a long-lasting Thai warehouse.
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