Quality assurance, and the sourcing of cost-effective, superior materials, is a primary concern in any modern building project. One approach that can make a substantial difference in project quality and efficiency is to use roof trusses made with cold formed steel (CFS).

CFS roof trusses work well for projects of any common size or scope. They are a very durable and cost-effective alternative to wood trusses, helping building owners and contractors around the world complete projects to the satisfaction and high standards of everyone involved.

Cold formed steel is an innovative method of construction that can be used in a range of residential building applications.

From single-level homes to multi-story buildings and apartments, from affordable housing to luxurious dwellings, CFS is a fast and cost-effective solution that can optimize and enhance your construction projects.

Whatever the residential construction applications you specialize in, CFS technologies can do it better and more efficiently and offer endless possibilities to respond to the scope of any project.

Some builders assume cold-formed steel is only suitable for nonstructural interior walls, but it can also be used for floor joists, roof trusses, and more. Buildsteel.org takes us through the extensive versatility of constructing with CFS.

Although some builders may think of cold-formed steel (CFS) as an ideal material for interior framing, that’s not the extent of its utility. Steel framing delivers many advantages in the construction of wall panels, floor joists, roof trusses, and structural walls as well.

The advantages of cold formed steel (CFS) applications are endless.

Whatever your role within the construction industry, the best way to demonstrate the versatility that CFS can bring to construction projects of all sizes, is through case studies.

Chapter 3 in our new eBook “The Endless Possibilities of Cold Formed Steel Applications” looks closely at CFS applications and methodologies in the residential and non-residential sectors.

Whether your construction company chooses to operate in the residential or non-residential sector, cold formed steel (CFS) is a reliable construction method that allows you to commit to tight timeframes and budgets with confidence.

CFS is not limited to a particular building application and can be used in conjunction with other materials.

Whatever your professional project or business model, CFS can work to meet your construction goals and objectives.

Our new eBook explores the following:

• The benefits and advantages of Cold Formed Steel
• The (endless) building applications made possible by Cold Formed Steel
• The multiple CFS construction methodologies
• Real life case studies.