Light Steel Villa Construction

Light Steel Villa, also known as Light Steel Structure House, primarily consists of light steel studs made by cold rolling hot-dipped galvanized steel strips. With the support and combination of accessories, it provides reasonable bearing capacity to replace traditional houses. Due to its light steel structural bearing and particularly beautiful design, this new type of house is called a Light Steel Villa.

1. Basic System

Light-gauge steel structure houses are lightweight, about one-fifth the weight of brick and concrete structures, and about one-eighth the weight of reinforced concrete structures, thus significantly reducing the cost of foundation construction. The foundation for light-gauge steel structure houses typically uses strip foundations.

Lightweight steel frame construction has a low own weight, significantly reducing the cost of foundation engineering.

②Basic moisture-proof design, effectively preventing moisture and harmful gases from penetrating.

③Reasonable anchoring methods ensure reliable connection between the foundation and the main structure.

2. Wall System

Exterior wall systems typically range between 120-200mm. Due to their thinness, light-gauge steel structures offer an additional 10%-15% of actual usable area compared to traditional buildings, with indoor space increasing by over 90%. The interior space can be flexibly partitioned. Pipe lines can be arranged in the pre-drilled holes of wall, floor, and roof components, providing good concealment and an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

The wall is filled with glass fiber cotton, offering excellent thermal insulation, heat preservation, and soundproofing properties.

② Breathable waterproof paper effectively regulates indoor humidity, making living more comfortable while preventing the growth of mold within the walls.

③ The pipeline is buried within the walls, occupying no indoor space.

3. Floor System

The floor is composed of high-strength hot-dip galvanized C and U-shaped light steel members. The floor beams are arranged in a dense rib pattern at standard modular spacing. The floor beams are covered with structural boards that have undergone rigorous moisture and corrosion prevention, forming a robust and seismic-resistant floor system.

The structural board combined with the floor steel beam creates a solid and stable structure.

② Various water and electricity pipelines are concealed within the floor structure, without occupying the building's floor height.

③Glass fiber cotton is filled in the sandwich layer, significantly improving thermal insulation, noise absorption, and sound insulation.

4. Roofing System

The trusses are assembled from various lightweight steel components, typically featuring triangular or T-shaped designs. They allow for easy and flexible creation of complex roof shapes. The roofs are generally clad with multicolored asphalt shingles, offering excellent waterproofing properties and highlighting both aesthetics and quality.

Composite roofing offers waterproof, weather-resistant, and heat-insulating features, enabling a wide variety of designs.

② Ventilation and circulation design ensures fresh air at all times.

5. Structural Components

All structural components are made of high-strength galvanized steel, ensuring the longevity of the building. Each structural component is precision cold-formed on a factory's mechanical assembly line, with dimensions accurate to the millimeter, surpassing those of other structures.