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Are you planning to install light steel as a roof frame construction?

Make sure the light steel frame you choose is a 1.2 TRUSS light steel frame

Why 1.2 TRUSS?

The first and only light steel roof frame in Indonesia that uses a nut and bolt connection system (connector), which is adopted from a heavy steel system. The 2-way fastener on Nuts and Bolts has the ability to lock each profile which is much stronger compared to ordinary screws, thereby minimizing the possibility of the profile bond becoming loose and coming loose, this is of course very dangerous because it can cause the frame to collapse/collapse

Profile S and Capsule Web

A new innovation for lightweight steel roof structure profiles where the S profile has a larger and stronger cross-section and has much better resistance to potential torsional loads than the regular C profile, so that the 1.2 TRUSS lightweight steel roof frame is more RESISTANT to SHAKES

Installation of the 1.2 Truss roof frame is fast and carried out by experienced experts

Assembly is done at the factory

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