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Arco Steel pre-engineered industrial steel buildings are being used for storage, manufacturing, and distribution for a variety of different industries including coal mines, metal fabricators, and agriculture. Our all steel buildings have a versatile rigid frame design (eave heights of up to 50+ feet and clear span designs spanning 150+ feet) that will ensure that your company has ample space to get the job done. We can also design for one or more crane systems.
Innovative Construction for Industry Needs
We tailor our pre-engineered industrial buildings to suit the unique requirements of various businesses. Clear span frames create open, obstruction-free workspaces, ensuring maximum flexibility for large machinery or streamlined workflows. For structures exceeding 100 feet in width, our interior column designs provide a cost-efficient alternative while maintaining the strength and functionality you need. With these options, businesses can select an optimized layout that supports their operations seamlessly.
The customization possibilities ensure your prefab metal building supports your production, storage, or distribution workflows. From insulated walls that regulate internal temperatures to skylights that maximize natural light, available metal building accessories support energy efficiency and operational practicality. These buildings are as adaptable as they are durable, delivering value over their entire lifespan.
Durability and Total Flexibility
Our prefabricated steel buildings are built to last, combining high-grade steel materials and advanced coatings to resist corrosion, weather damage, and everyday wear. Precision-engineered frames evenly distribute weight, reducing stress on components and ensuring structural integrity over time. Additionally, insulation and weatherproofing measures protect against condensation and moisture, enhancing longevity.
Steel industrial buildings resist severe weather conditions, including wind speeds of up to 170 mph. Steel’s resistance to mold and mildew keeps your facility safe for storing equipment and stored goods. The material is also fire-resistant, offering greater peace of mind during emergencies.
Flexibility is a key feature of our prefabricated metal buildings. Whether you envision integrating crane systems, adding more office space, or upgrading ventilation, these buildings adapt to your changing needs. With designs built for easy expansion and modification, our innovative structures are a dependable investment for industries that require strength, efficiency, and adaptability. Your dedicated Arco customer service specialist will work with you from start to project completion to make sure everything is right.
The pre-engineered design simplifies the assembly process by providing components that are precisely fabricated to fit seamlessly. This eliminates the need for time-consuming cutting or adjustments during construction. With faster assembly, project timelines are shortened, and you can use your facility sooner. Contact us to get started designing your prefab metal building.
Industrial Metal Buildings FAQ
Metal buildings are perfect for industrial use due to their strength, ability to withstand extreme weather conditions, and their capacity to house large machinery and equipment efficiently.
Yes, industrial metal buildings are ideal for manufacturing facilities due to their large open spans, providing ample space for production lines, equipment, and other essential functions.
Industrial metal buildings are highly durable, often lasting 50+ years with proper maintenance. The materials used are resistant to fire, corrosion, and pest damage.
Yes, metal buildings are typically more affordable than traditional buildings, especially in terms of construction speed and long-term maintenance savings.
Absolutely! Metal buildings offer the flexibility to be expanded easily without disrupting ongoing operations, making them a smart investment for businesses planning growth.
Depending on your location, permits may be required for industrial metal buildings. It’s recommended to check local building codes and regulations before starting construction.