In today's rapidly developing landscape of green buildings, large-span stadiums, and high-end public facilities, building envelope systems face higher demands for lightweight, durable, malleable, and sustainable materials.
On city streets, in community corners, in commercial plazas, and on campuses, a uniquely shaped and sleek parking shed is quietly changing people's perception of "sheltered space."
Aluminum-magnesium-manganese alloy plate is commonly used with fluorocarbon coating, polyester coating, etc. These coatings have high requirements on the surface condition of the substrate.
Traditional color steel plates mostly use polystyrene foam as the sandwich layer, which is low in cost but has limited thermal insulation effect.
In the early stages of construction, priority should be given to fixing the edge nodes of the membrane cloth, forming a stable load-bearing frame through edge constraints, and then gradually tensioning it towards the central area.
This systematic, integrated approach enables light steel structures to achieve rapid construction while maintaining energy efficiency and quality of use, truly unifying industrial aesthetics with practical performance.
