Learn More Embracing the Future: FastFrame™ Training Unveils the Modern Way to Build Arrow Home Improvements recently participated in a hands-on learning session to learn about FastFrame steel framing and how it is used for residential builds. Residential building is undergoing a seismic shift, and at the forefront of this transformation is FastFrame™ cold formed steel (CFS) […]
Snow Guards and Your Metal Roof
Snow guards are an important part of your metal roof; they protect guttering, landscaping and even people from dangerous snowfall by breaking up the snow. This informative article from Levi’s Building Components, the makers of Snow Defender® Snow Guards, will help you understand their necessity and the different types available. To view the original article, […]
6 Myths of Cold Formed Steel as a Structural Material
Cold Formed Steel is an excellent material for wall studs, as well as floor and ceiling trusses. This informative article from buildsteel.org explains these cold formed steel myths. When some building owners consider structural systems for their construction projects, they overlook cold-formed steel (CFS) framing. Why? There are many common misconceptions about the effectiveness […]
10 Metal Roofing Myths
Metal has been used for roofing and siding for thousands of years, and with good reason. Metal is strong and withstands weather exceptionally well, making it lasting and a good investment. As with anything that has been around that long, however, misconceptions and myths have grown up around the material. Some of these ideas are […]
Concrete Floors and Your Steel Frame Building
The floor is an often overlooked but very important part of every structure- it is literally foundational. Concrete flooring for a steel frame building is the optimal choice. This informative article by Karen Knapstein of Garage • Shed • Carport Builder Magazine gets down to the nitty-gritty of concrete floors. It’s hard to beat concrete […]
Metal Trims: An Essential Piece of Your Roofing & Siding Puzzle
Think about your roof for a moment: there are all sorts of bends, edges, vents, chimneys and meeting points. All of these need to be covered or edged to stop the elements from making their way into your home. Wind and water will take advantage of any opportunity, often resulting in water damage and higher […]