STEELTEK SYSTEMS LTD
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The new Medical Treatment Facility will
significantly increase the capabilities of the
medical team who already provide excellent
treatment for service personnel.
Research and development into the use of light gauge steel means that cold rolled sections have now been widely adopted for structural elements such as Purlins and rails, floor decking, supports for infill walls and demountable partitions. Light steel framing forms the basis of rapid dry site construction from components that have been manufactured off site and provide a stable well insulated and air tight structure. STEEL MANUFACTUREUsing our unique frame design software to convert architect’s drawings, SteelTek uses state of the art steel roll-forming machinery to convert the Framing files into cold-rolled steel frame components ready for assembly. The speed of construction is significantly quicker than most other construction methods.
Components are manufactured and
assembled at SteelTek’s factory in Hursley in Hampshire.
Components and frames are then delivered direct to the
building site either in flat pack for construction on site
or as pre-made panels. The SteelTek Building System (SBS)
exceeds industry standards in terms of precision, speed and
accuracy and allows typical construction details to be
adjusted minutes before manufacture commences. SteelTek Systems works closely with customers at all stages of the design and build process. After supplying us with your initial plans, our design and build team will produce a set of plans, designs and calculations and convert the architect’s drawings into framing files that can then be converted into light steel sections. Lead times for delivery will be dependent on the size and detail of the project. STEEL FRAME WORKSHOPS, SHEDS AND GARAGES SteelTek Systems offers a range of prefabricated, engineer designed steel framed agricultural, home and industrial buildings supplied as do-it-yourself pre-packed kits. These kits are manufactured to order and delivered within 7 days of the order being placed. The kit contains all the components necessary to erect the building yourself, including engineer’s drawing and a step by step illustrated guide on how to construct your building. With pre cut and predrilled holes using self tapping tek screws, no welding, cutting or drilling is required. STEELTEK BUILDING SYSTEM (SBS)
The Steeltek Building System (SBS)
can be used for buildings up to four storeys high where
differential movement of materials can be accommodated.
SteelTek can accommodate panel sizes up to 6m x 3.5m at the
factory and larger panels on site. SteelTek Building Systems
(SBS) is ideal for a wide range of structural applications
as it is flexible in its use. ON SITE - OFF SITE ASSEMBLY
Benefits of Off Site Construction
SteelTek Systems has access to a fully experienced labour force and can facilitate on site assembly if required.
To find out more about our products,
contact SteelTek Customer Services by telephone on
01962 775 771 or email at
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South Lynch Estate
Farley Mount Road
Hursley
Hants
SO21 2JQ
Tel: +44 (0)1962 775 771
Fax: +44 (0)1962 775 283
Website: www.steelteksystems.co.uk
Email: john.dennis@steelteksystems.co.uk
Contact: Mr John Dennis (Managing Director)
Products/Services :
- CAD Design
- Civilian Disaster and Emergency Relief Shelters
- Collapsible Emergency Housing
- Emergency Housing
- Emergency Shelters
- Light Steel Framing
- Modular Building Systems
- Modular Buildings
- Modular Kitchen and Bathrooms
- Partitioning Systems
- Prefabricated Buildings
- Prefabricated Guard Posts / Sangars
- Shelters
- Temporary Aircraft Hangers
- Temporary Buildings
- Temporary Classrooms and Offices
- Temporary Housing
- Temporary Kitchens
- Temporary Living Quarters
- Temporary Offices
- Temporary Storage
- Temporary Structures
- Temporary Warehousing
- Temporary Workshops
- Workshops























Offsite
construction is becoming the smarter way to build. One of
the conclusions reached by the Egan Report published in 1998
on the housing construction industry was that there should
be more focus on prefabrication and offsite manufacturing.