Pre Engineered Buildings

Prefabricated buildings refer to structures built off-site and assembled on-site. Pre-engineered buildings are a type of prefabrication that uses custom designs and engineering for optimal strength, cost, and performance.

PEB construction involves designing, fabricating, transporting, and assembling pre-designed steel components at the site. It minimizes construction time and costs compared to conventional methods.

PEB technology uses advanced design software and high-strength steel to create customized solutions for various applications. The components are manufactured in controlled environments for precision and quality.

PEBs can be used for warehouses, factories, industrial sheds, airport hangars, sports complexes, multi-story buildings, and more.

Applications include industrial facilities, commercial buildings, cold storage, residential complexes, sports arenas, and more.

Yes, PEBs can be customized for residential projects, offering cost-effective and energy-efficient solutions for housing needs.

PEBs offer faster construction, cost savings, energy efficiency, durability, and flexibility in design. They also reduce material waste, making them environmentally friendly.

Yes, PEBs are energy-efficient due to features like insulation, optimized design, and the use of reflective roofing materials that reduce heating and cooling costs.

PEBs are designed for flexibility and can be easily modified or expanded to meet future requirements.

Yes, PEBs are engineered to withstand harsh weather conditions, including high winds, heavy snow, and earthquakes.

PEBs are constructed using high-tensile steel, lightweight frames, cold-rolled sections, and insulated panels for walls and roofs.

In Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) structures, various types of sheets are used, each serving specific purposes in the construction process. Here are the common types:

1. Roof Sheets:
   • Metal Roofing Sheets: Often made from galvanized steel, aluminum, or zinc-coated steel. These sheets are used for the roof covering and are known for their durability, weather resistance, and ease of installation.
   • Corrugated Sheets: These have a wavy pattern and are commonly used for roofing due to their strength and ability to shed water efficiently.
2. Wall Cladding Sheets:
   • Metal Wall Panels: Similar to roof sheets, these are made from metals like steel or aluminum and are used for wall cladding. They can be single-skin or insulated.
   • Insulated Wall Panels: These have an insulating layer sandwiched between two metal sheets, providing thermal insulation and energy efficiency.
3. Insulated Sheets:
   • Polyurethane Foam (PUF) Panels: Used for both roofing and wall cladding, these panels offer excellent thermal insulation and are often used in cold storage or temperature-controlled environments.
   • Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Panels: Similar to PUF panels but with higher fire resistance and thermal efficiency.
4. Base Sheets:
   • Galvanized Steel Sheets: Often used as the base layer in roofing systems to provide a protective coating against corrosion.
5. Facade Panels:
   • Aluminum Composite Panels (ACP): Used for aesthetic purposes and external cladding. These panels consist of two thin layers of aluminum enclosing a non-aluminum core.

Each type of sheet is chosen based on the specific requirements of the building, including factors like insulation, load-bearing capacity, and aesthetic preferences.

PEBs comply with local and international standards, ensuring safety, quality, and structural integrity.

Yes, mezzanine floors, cranes, canopies, and other structural accessories can be incorporated into PEB designs.

PEBs are more economical due to optimized material usage, reduced labor costs, and shorter construction timelines.

PEBs can reduce construction time by up to 50% compared to conventional methods.

Factors include size, design complexity, material choice, location, and additional features like insulation or accessories.

EPACK Prefab combines over 24 years of experience, advanced technology, and innovative designs to deliver high-quality, customized PEB solutions.

EPACK Prefab caters to industries like infrastructure, logistics, sports, agriculture, and residential construction.

Yes, EPACK Prefab offers end-to-end services, including design, manufacturing, transportation, and on-site installation.

Yes, PEBs use recyclable materials, generate less waste, and have a lower carbon footprint, making them sustainable construction options.

Regular cleaning and periodic inspections for structural integrity are sufficient to ensure long-term durability.

With proper maintenance, PEBs can last over 50 to 100 years, thanks to corrosion-resistant materials and robust engineering.

PEB structures are lightweight, faster to build, and more cost-effective than reinforced cement concrete (RCC) structures. They also allow greater design flexibility and are easier to modify or expand.

Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEBs) can be categorized into several types based on their design, usage, and structural requirements. Here are some common types of PEB buildings:

1. Industrial Buildings:
   • Warehouses: Large storage spaces designed to handle goods and materials.
   • Factories: Facilities for manufacturing or processing goods, often requiring large open spaces and high ceilings.
2. Commercial Buildings:
   • Retail Stores: Buildings for selling goods to the public, such as showrooms or shopping centers.
   • Office Buildings: Structures designed for administrative and business operations.
3. Agricultural Buildings:
   • Sheds: Simple structures used for storage of equipment, feed, or other agricultural products.
   • Barns: Buildings for housing livestock or storing farm products.
4. Institutional Buildings:
   • Schools: Educational facilities that may include classrooms, administrative offices, and auditoriums.
   • Hospitals: Medical facilities that require specific design considerations for patient care and operational efficiency.
5. Sports and Recreational Buildings:
   • Gyms: Fitness centers and recreational facilities.
   • Sports Halls: Venues for indoor sports activities.
6. Transportation Buildings:
   • Airplane Hangars: Large buildings for storing and maintaining aircraft.
   • Bus Depots: Facilities for parking and maintaining buses.
7. Residential Buildings:
   • Prefabricated Homes: Houses that are assembled from pre-manufactured components.
8. Cold Storage Buildings:
   • Refrigerated Warehouses: Structures designed to store perishable goods at controlled temperatures.

Each type of PEB building is tailored to meet specific functional requirements, using modular components that are pre-fabricated and assembled on-site.

The construction timeline varies but is generally 30-50% faster than traditional construction methods due to prefabrication.

Yes, PEBs can be tailored to meet specific requirements, including dimensions, layouts, accessories, and finishes.

Yes, PEBs are designed to withstand seismic activities, making them ideal for earthquake-prone zones.

Yes, PEBs are environmentally friendly as they reduce construction waste, use recyclable materials, and improve energy efficiency.

PEBs are designed to withstand high winds, heavy snowfall, and other harsh weather conditions, ensuring safety and durability.