Cold-formed steel gained traction in the 1850s. In the ‘50s and ‘60s, cold-formed steel framing took off in the commercial market. And new developments indicate that cold-formed steel framing’s popularity will only continue to grow.
Cold-formed steel framing provides a cost-effective, environmentally-friendly way to tackle virtually any construction project in less time. In this article, we explore 6 reasons why this construction method is gaining popularity.
We’re excited to welcome two new partners to the iSPAN family of re-sellers of our Composite TotalJoist product line. Light Gauge Systems will act as a re-seller to support customers in Louisiana and Cascade will support customers in Oregon, Washington and Alaska.
We are thrilled to announce that Dwayne Schaus has joined the iSPAN team as our new Director of Sales!
Since our original manufacturing facility was built, there has been so much growth in construction of mid-rise cold-formed steel framed buildings that we have added new products, processes and people to keep up with the demand.
We are excited to announce that Composite TotalJoist, our flagship product, has received an evaluation report (ESR-3787) from ICC-ES. ICC-ES is the United States’ leading evaluation service for innovative building materials, components, and systems.
Read about the role that iSPAN played in the design, supply, and erection of the light steel frame structure for the state of-the-art $7.5 million Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachment located in the village of Teviotdale.
Stop by our booth N672 at the World of Concrete between February 4th and 7th, 2020 to learn more about Composite TotalJoist.
