Jeremy O'Donoghue

Learn the Australian Standards for steel framing, including AS/NZS 4600, NASH, wind loads and NCC requirements for compliant steel builds in WA.

Designing a home is an immense challenge, where every detail matters, from the structural components you select to those supporting and holding up the roof. Rafters have stood the test of time, providing vaulted ceilings and an enduring appeal. However, because roof rafters can be costly, people have sought a more budget-friendly alternative. Enter trusses, which are prefabricated webbed units.

Builders today are building for the future. We’re in an era where innovation and sustainability must meet face-to-face. That’s why choosing the best materials and using innovative construction techniques have become more important than ever. Light gauge steel frames, for many builders, are a game-changer. The design is sleek and precise whilst staying environmentally friendly.

The government of Western Australia is making moves to tackle the housing crisis, and residents and property investors are pleased.  All of Australia has grappled

When constructing or renovating a roof, one crucial yet often overlooked component is the roof batten. Roof battens are foundational elements in roofing systems that

What is a Kit Home?  Kit homes are best described as a house you assemble yourself on your own parcel of land. Generally, your kit

Floor joists are horizontal beams that support the subfloor sheathing by providing it with stiffness so loads are transferred to the vertical beams of the structure. Although commonly made of wood, more and more builders opt for steel floor joists for several reasons.

Steel-framed homes are not a new concept. This type of home began appearing in Australia in the mid-to-late 1940s. During the post-World War II era,

Choosing the right steel framing company comes down to more than price. The right supplier should help you move from early design to a delivered