Where do cold-formed profiles find their application?

Cold-formed profiles are widely used in many areas of industry and construction:

1. steel structures:

• Skeletons of buildings: Warehouses, industrial halls, commercial buildings, sports facilities.
• Roof structures: Roof trusses, purlins, rafters, support members.
• Partition walls: In lightweight construction, such as in drywall systems (C and U profiles).
• Temporary structures: Storage tents, scaffolding, construction barracks.

2 Housing:

• Frame houses: Cold-formed profiles are used as load-bearing elements in lightweight steel construction.
• Roof cladding: Support for trapezoidal sheets, sandwich panels or other roofing materials.
• Ceilings and attics: As support elements in the construction of wooden ceilings and utility attics.

3. transportation infrastructure:

• Bridge structures: Reinforcing and structural elements of bridges.
• Safety barrier components: Profiles used in road and rail barriers.

4 Industry and logistics:

• Storage shelving: lightweight and durable steel shelving components.
• Construction of industrial equipment: Machine housings and framework.
• Containers and steel packaging: Supporting structures for shipping containers.

5 Energy and photovoltaics:

• Support structures: Racks for photovoltaic panels and solar power systems.
• Towers and masts: Structural elements of power poles and communication masts.

6 Architectural applications:

• Building facades: Profiles as substructure for facade panels.
• Bus shelters and canopies: Lightweight structures for bus shelters, terrace canopies or parking lots.

7 Agriculture:

• Construction of agricultural facilities: Halls, sheds for agricultural machinery, barns.
• Silos and tanks: Structural components of grain or feed tanks.

Cold-formed profiles are popular for their versatility and adaptability to specific project requirements.