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This document discusses the history and evolution of cold-formed steel framing from the 1960s to present day. It started with non-load bearing interior framing using thin gauge steel and has expanded to include load bearing exterior walls, floors, roof trusses, and entire building systems. The market for cold-formed steel components has grown from basic C-studs and track to include manufacturers that fabricate panels, trusses, and other pre-assembled components using advanced software, engineering, and machinery. These components are being used in more complex commercial and multi-story buildings.
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- 1. TH 28 Cold-formed Steel Framing COMPONENTS History, Evolution & Present Day October 4th, 2007
- 2. TH 28 Roy Zeh Integrity Marketing Group, LLC October 4th, 2007
- 4. TH 28 Cold-formed Steel Framing COMPONENTS History, Evolution & Present Day October 4th, 2007
- 5. 1960’s Metal framing c-studs & track Tin-can 25 & 20 gauge Cold-formed Steel Framing Non-load-bearing Interior Party-walls
- 6. 1970/80’s Metal framing c-studs track joists 25 thru 16 gauge accessories Cold-formed Steel Framing Non-load-bearing Load-bearing Interior & Exterior Curtin Walls Party-walls
- 7. 1990’s Stud & Track Floor joists Trusses Accessories Clips Shop Drawings 25 thru 12 gauge Cold-formed Steel Framing Non-load-bearing Load-bearing Interior & Exterior Curtin Walls Party-walls Multi-story
- 8. 2000’s Stud & Track Special joists Truss systems Accessories Special Clips Software New Markets Cold-formed Steel Framing Non-load-bearing Load-bearing Interior & Exterior Curtin Walls Party-walls Multi-story SYSTEMS
- 9. History & Evolution 2007 Full Structure Capability Full Story Structure Engineering & Design Wall Framing, Panels, Floor Systems, Roof Trusses, Full Accessories 1990 Increased Interior/Exterior Load Bearing Capability Wall framing, Floor Joists, Rafter Framing, limited Accessories 1980 Moving Into limited Load-Bearing Capability Wall framing, Floor Joists, Accessories 1970 Non-Load-Bearing Capability Primarily Interior non load-bearing Wall Framing, Limited Accessories 1960 Exploration of Wire-Web Steel Studs
- 10. Market SegmentsCold-formed Steel Framing CFS Manufacturing & Distribution Roll-formers, Distributors, Drywall Sub-contractors Stud, track, joists, clips and accessories Roll-formers – SSMA / 22 member companies / 100 points Distributors – L&W, GMS, Amarok & Drake / 600+ points Drywall Sub-contractors – 1000’s of points CFS Component Manufacturers (CM’s) CFS truss fabricators Aegis, Allied, Alpine, NUCON & others – 200+ points CFS wall panelizers Varied approaches – 50 points
- 11. Owner Steel Mill Rollformer Distributor Component Manufacturer Contractor Finished Project Food Chain Architect & Engineer Who’s Who Who’s the buyer What are their needs Who’s the supplier Who fills which needs What are those needs
- 12. Needs Owner / Developer – design assistance & constructability Architect / Designer – product knowledge & availability Structural Engineer – product knowledge & assistance Steel Mill – n/a Roll-former – n/a Distributor – n/a (UNLESS – distributor becomes CM) Component Manufacturer – YOU? Or your partner, supplier Contractor – design assistance, supply & possible installation
- 14. CFS CM Process
- 15. Floors Photo’s supplied by: Dietrich, T.E.A.M Panels & Aegis
- 16. Cold-formed Steel Floors Specialty floor joists
- 17. Cold-formed Steel Floors Specialty floor joists offer easy access for HVAC, plumbing and electrical.
- 18. Cold-formed Steel Floors Specialty floor joists can be pre-fabricated.
- 19. Walls Photo’s supplied by: T.E.A.M Panels
- 21. Cold-formed Steel Wall Panels Fabricated either In factory On-site Quality control Sheathing or bracing is needed
- 22. Cold-formed Steel Wall Panels Crane Installation
- 23. Cold-formed Steel Wall Panels Frame only or sheathed
- 24. Cold-formed Steel Wall Panels
- 25. Cold-formed Steel Wall Panels Multi-Story and By-Pass
- 27. Savings
- 30. Cold-formed Steel Trusses CFS trusses are quickly becoming the most specified and accepted roof framing system within the design and contractor communities.
- 31. CFS Trusses Radius Scissors Bow string
- 32. CFS Truss Market Various truss components and brands for factory or site fabrication.
- 33. Photo’s supplied by: Alpine & Aegis Installation Photo’s supplied by: Bama Truss, All-Span & Aegis
- 35. CFS Truss Installation 84’ clear span Alabama watertreatment plant
- 36. CFS Truss Installation Pre-assembly installation is possible. Bracing is critical.
- 37. CFS Truss Installation / Design Vertical CFS trusses on a radius. Design Innovation!
- 38. Cold-formed Steel Trusses One of the greatest challenges for CM is the transporting of CFS Trusses. Experience and equipment are key to overcoming this issue.
- 39. Photo’s supplied by: Alpine & Aegis Software
- 40. Software
- 41. Software
- 42. Software
- 43. Aegis Alpine NUCON KeyMark DSI Truss D&E Software
- 44. Photo’s supplied by: Aegis Fabrication
- 45. CFS Fabrication QUALITY CONTROL The Great Debate In this corner…. Factory-built Site-built
- 46. CFS Fabrication QUALITY CONTROL
- 47. CFS Fabrication QUALITY CONTROL
- 48. CFS Fabrication QUALITY CONTROL
- 49. CFS Fabrication QUALITY CONTROL
- 50. Today’s CFS Component Market Place
- 52. Conversion
- 53. Software, Engineering, product & marketing
- 54. Sales, Design, Assembly, Delivery
- 55. Installation
- 56. Finished ProjectSystems Supplier Installer
- 62. Delivery
- 65. Floor systems
- 66. Wall Panels
- 67. Truss Systems
- 68. Roof Deck
- 72. CFS Trusses $500,000 CFS Truss and Roof Deck Installed. Knoxville, Tennessee
- 73. CFS CM Market
- 74. CFS Truss Market
- 75. CFS Truss Market
- 78. Above The Top Chord products
- 79. Roofing
- 80. Insulation
- 81. SYSTEMS
- 82. SYSTEMS
- 83. SYSTEMSToday Design Engineering Trusses Wall Panels Floor Systems Installation Education