Precast / PEB - MGS Architecture

Interarch: Growing From Strength To Strength

Interarch Building Products Limited which commenced its operations in 1983, is today one of the leading turnkey pre-engineered steel construction solution providers in India. The company has integrated facilities for design and engineering

Supreme: Maintaining the Integrity of PEBs Post Construction

Supreme PEB, a leading player in the Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEB) sector in India, is delivering innovative and sustainable construction solutions, avers Zubair Khan, Managing Director, Supreme Colour Roofing and Decking.

PEB: A Resilient Solution for Hilly Regions

Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director, EPACK Prefab, informs that PEB construction is a viable solution for overcoming construction challenges in hilly regions and the best for the warehousing sector.

Design Potential of Pre-Engineered Buildings An Architect’s Perspective

As the demand for adaptable and eco-friendly building solutions continues to rise, pre-engineered steel buildings will play an important role in shaping the future of architecture with their sustainable designs. Currently, 6.0 lac tons

A critical aspect of PEB design is ensuring both thermal and acoustic performance. Solar heat ingress through metal roofs and walls can lead to thermal discomfort and higher electricity costs. To address this, Saint-Gobain has developed

Tubular Construction Revolutionizing Construction

Tubular construction is a structure-building technology in which parts are fabricated off-site and brought to the construction site for final assembly. The tubular steel structures are strong, long-lasting, and, most importantly, customizable. Because of its significant

Textile Reinforced Concrete Enabling Design Flexibility

Dr. Mohit Raina, Managing Director, Raina Industries, discusses with Meghana Raut the features and advantages of Textile Reinforced Concrete as a lightweight, corrosion resistant material, and its potential for a range of applications from facades to modular structures

Our Invisible Grills are made of superior quality stainless steel of 316 L, in diameters of 2.5mm to 3mm. We also use superior quality bolts along with a nylon washer. The SS cords have either co-polymer coated nylon coating or a heat resistant Teflon coating

Tata Steel: Co-Creating a Carbon Smart Environment

With Tata Steel giving a push to producing sustainable products, Tata Tiscon has become the first rebar brand in India to receive a GreenPro Certification from CII Green Business Centre for Building Materials, and the fourth product in the company’s portfolio to receive

Tata BlueScope Steel is ramping up the health infrastructure to combat the coronavirus pandemic with Smart Steel Structures that are easy to install, modular life-care structures to combat Covid-19. Supplied under EZYBUILD® smart steel solutions, these hygienic

Écohabitation developed the Kits concept to combine smart design, high environmental performance and affordability into ‘’plug and play’’ option for homeowners and builders. Écohabitation, a not for profit organization facilitating the emergence of healthy, affordable, resources

Covestro has developed unique Polyisocyurate (PIR) based prefab dry wall system panels for construction of internal/external partitions and roofing solutions in housing structures. In today’s lifestyle, there has been a radical shift in the living pattern of people

Environmental degradation is minimal while erecting a PEB. Traditional buildings incur costs due to regular maintenance and upkeep, whereas steel buildings, due to their durability, have lower or trouble-free performance, and the reason why steel products

H S Structures builds PEB Structures at Statue of Unity

"PEBs have a great future in India as they offer numerous benefits. Design of used structures is vetted by structural consultants to withstand load, resist wind and earthquake. With minimum maintenance, their lifespan can extend to more

Why Precast technology is important for construction?

The construction industry is often blamed for being labour-intensive and polluting. Most buildings in India are still built with conventional methods involving in-situ concrete, timber formworks and wet trades with high manpower requirement. However