EXPERIENCE

The reduced tax contributions due to certain professions.

Due to the energy efficiency of buildings, less money is needed for cooling and heating.

Combined with the minimum volume of rubble and the exemption of heavy machinery, the total cost of a typical metal house is lower than any conventional one.

Cold formed steel structures weigh less than a typical structure

The concrete frame alone for a 160m² house would weigh about 30 tons more than a complete metal building.

At the same time, costs for reinforcements in the existing structure are reduced.

The steel construction is not inferior in quality and stability, but behaves much better than any other.

The reduction of the radioactive effects of concrete, ash, lignite and radon released by the soil building materials, contributes to the construction of a ¨green¨ house.

In newly built buildings, and in accordance with the principles of modern energy inspection, good thermal insulation is provided in order to minimize heat exchange between the home and the environment. Consequently, the sun can no longer heat the masonry and the temperature inside the building is regulated only by the air conditioning system, ie cooling and heating.

In traditional homes with good thermal insulation, the high heat capacity of the building leads to waste of gas or oil, which is consumed to heat the walls and not the rooms and the inhabitants.

It has been used in Australia, the USA, Japan, New Zealand and South America.

In most countries where this method of construction was used, it was preferred due to the intense seismic activity of these areas, since the frame behaves ideally in earthquakes, due to its light weight per square meter, flexibility without deformation and without damage after the earthquake.

It is an ideal way of construction for Greece since we have all experienced at least one earthquake in our lives.

There are no standard models in the way of construction

We can build anything that a person has designed or needs.

There are no protruding columns and beams.

Possibility of large openings.