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The unquestionable load-bearing capacity and stability of steel structures allow buildings and structures subject to heavy loads to be constructed with complete reliability. This is particularly advantageous for buildings that have to withstand significant stresses and loads. Examples include high buildings, bridges and industrial installations.
The exceptional durability properties of steel can significantly reduce the risk of structural damage to a building. For example, the properties of steel structures can ensure the safety of building occupants for longer periods in the event of fire.
The flexible design of steel structures allows for optimal load distribution in buildings and easy customisation of design aspects. This is particularly important for buildings subject to variable loads or with special design requirements.
The production of steel structures allows for high precision, as the manufacturing processes are extremely precise and well controlled. This process thus results in high quality and pin-precise fitting structures. This improves the durability of buildings and can also reduce the need for periodic maintenance.
Steel structures offer environmentally friendly alternatives in the construction industry. Steel is an easily recyclable material, so its use can contribute to reducing construction and demolition waste. In addition, steel production is much more efficient, with lower carbon emissions and less energy use than other traditional building materials.
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