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Consistent Quality: Steel construction components are factory-controlled for reliable precision and performance. Because it’s a natural material, wood can have flaws or imperfections because the quality of each tree may vary. 

Design Flexibility: Steel frames can handle special structural designs, including long spans, open floor plans, and unique architectures. Curves, angles, and irregular shapes are easier to achieve.

Faster Construction:  Choosing a prefabricated steel framework can significantly reduce project completion times.

Noncombustibility: Steel frames offer superior fire resistance to wood framing. This makes steel a safer choice and can reduce insurance costs.

Strength: Pound for pound, steel is stronger than wood or concrete. It has high load capacity and shock/impact resistance.

Sustainable: Steel is 100% recyclable. This makes steel framing a great choice for sustainable projects, as recycled-content steel conserves natural resources and landfill space.

Termite/Pest Resistance: Steel framing eliminates concerns over termite damage or rot and decay from moisture. This improves the building’s life span and reduces maintenance