Rhino Steel Building Systems

Steel Building Structures Vary Widely In Design

noreply@blogger.com (rhinobuilding) — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 13:17:00 +0000

RHINO STEEL BUILDING SYSTEMS, Denton, Texas — When purchasing a pre-engineered steel building, the basic structural design is one of the first aspects to be determined. “While the typical steel building buyer has no idea of what type of steel design structure he will need, this is not a problem,” according to Bruce Brown at Rhino Steel Building Systems. The typical parameters that are required to determine the proper structural design include, footprint size, price, application, building height and local codes. From there, the building is pre-engineered accordingly. According to Brown, “we recently sold a pre-engineered building for a manufacturing facility in Texas. The customer needed a large 200′ x 300′ space with no posts inside that would interfere with all the equipment that would be placed in the plant. This was no problem for us. Our clear span structural packages can span up to with no interior post required. The costs is higher but when free space is required, we can deliver.” When lowering cost is a consideration, a minimal number of post can be included. Heavy snow and wind loads can also affect the decision on steel structural design. Rhino Steel Building Systems is an authorized dealer for a variety of steel building manufacturers and can ship from 7 locations across the continental United States.

Top Ten Reasons To Buy Steel Buildings

noreply@blogger.com (rhinobuilding) — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:07:00 +0000

Steel buildings have long been a preferred form of enclosure for many businesses. There are several reasons for this, as they provide several advantages over buildings made of wood or concrete. Below are the top ten reasons why steel is often preferred over these other materials.

The first reason is the cost. Steel buildings are often cheaper to manufacture, and can be customized to fit a number of business needs. Because of this, they are able to accommodate a variety of business types, and are often used by first-time business owners.

The second reason is that they require very low maintenance, low upkeep cost, and low insurance costs. A business is expensive enough as it is to run, so saving money is an attractive option all around. Insurance is usually purchased at a high premium, so this is often another selling point.

The third reason is the warranty. Steel buildings can have a 20 paint warranty, as well as a lifetime structure warranty. This can be especially important if your business is in its early stages. Here, you will want to save as much money as possible, and having good warranties can help you do that.

The fourth reason is clear-span versus multi-span. This can make it easier to obtain exact building widths as desired.

The fifth reason to consider steel buildings over wood or concrete ones is the safety they provide. Because they are made of steel, there is less chance of sustaining damage caused from fire, winds, or other natural disasters that can occur.

The sixth reason to choose steel buildings is that they will make pest control easier, especially when compared to other materials such as wood. Termites and other pests don't find steel as enticing as wood, so, therefore, won't inhabit these structures.

The seventh reason to choose a steel building is the flexibility options it will provide. It is much easier to expand your structure when using steel buildings than it is to add on to a wood or concrete one. It is also cheaper.

The eight reason is that pre-cut steel material is more conventional than conventional construction materials often used for other building types. This is a major selling point, especially for business owners who are just starting up.

Reason number nine is that you will be able to choose from a variety of pre-engineered blue prints for city, county, and state. This will negate the need to hire someone to draw blue prints, and will save you time as well.

The tenth reason to choose steel over wood or concrete is that it provides you with better options for a great exterior look. Here, you can choose from brick, slate, or stucco. No matter which way you go, you will have a strong structure that will withstand elements, cost less, and last for many years.

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Rhino Dispels Metal Building Insulation Myths

noreply@blogger.com (rhinobuilding) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:19:00 +0000

Rhino Steel Building Systems, Denton, Texas - Many potential buyers of steel buildings believe that they are difficult to insulate from the weather. This is absolutely not true, according to Bruce Brown, president of Rhino Steel Building Systems. “We have several effective methods of insulating our pre-engineered buildings, and none greater than our newest insulation package, named the Rhino Pro Value Insulation System. “ Many of the problems with insulating pre-fabricated steel buildings have to do more with errors in installation than anything else. It’s true, that the entropy (or temperature migration) of steel is far greater than wood, and if improperly installed, exposed metal purlins and girts can import extreme temperature from outside the building. The Rhino Pro Value package includes the use of insulators and the almost complete filling of the purlin and girt cavities that virtually eliminate temperature transfer. Additionally, a special liner fabric protects from condensation that can plague metal buildings not otherwise protected. “We offer other types of insulation that are also effective and can provide helpful installation tips as well,” Brown says. One added bonus of the Rhino Pro Value System has to do with a special low maintenance vapor barrier that covers the otherwise exposed purlins and girts. If this is installed, it creates a professional “finished look” to the interior eliminating the need for painting or covering the interior with more expensive and less effective materials.

Rhino Steel Building & Metal Buildings Systems , Denton, Texas, USA

Rhino Steel Buildings Shipped Out Of Continental U.S.

noreply@blogger.com (rhinobuilding) — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:31:00 +0000

Rhino Steel Building Systems, a popular marketeer of steel buildings, has contracted with Capps, Cassiday & Associates for delivery of eight pre-fabricated buildings that have been shipped to various U.S. border locations. From these shipping points, Capps, Cassiday & Associates further ships these buildings to destinations including Mexico and Alaska. Building applications are varied and include manufacturing, warehousing and laboratories.

According to Bruce Brown, president and CEO, “Steel buildings are gaining in popularity around the globe for a variety of practical reasons.” Advances in insulation and adaptability in harsh environments are key purchasing considerations for pre-engineered steel buildings.

Rhino offers a variety of structural systems that accommodate a wide variety of building sizes and eave heights. Clear span models eliminate the need for interior columns, thus allowing for more efficient usable space inside.

Rhino buildings are pre-engineered at the factory and shipped unassembled to any point in the continental U.S. With companies like Capps, Cassiday & Associates, Rhino’s buildings are beginning to expand their marketing reach.