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Light Steel Framing for New Homes

Online talk
Tue 26 Nov 2024, 1 pm - 2 pm
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This webinar will provide an overview of light steel framing and an introduction to the newly published National Light-gauge Steelwork Specification.  

Light steel framing is a well-established construction method which is ideally suited to provide housing and multi-storey, multi-occupancy residential buildings for the modern age.   

The British Constructional Steelwork Association and The Steel Construction Institute have published the National Light-gauge Steelwork Specification (NLSS) to promote greater consistency in project specifications involving light-gauge steel frames. This document is designed to be easily integrated into contract documentation, ensuring acceptable standards for both manufacturing and installing light-gauge steel frame buildings are met. 

Presenter Bio:

Andrew Way holds the position of Associate Director at The Steel Construction Institute (SCI). With more than 25 years in the steel construction industry, Andrew is a structural engineer who specialises in the design of cold-formed steel systems and light steel framing. He oversees the Light Steel Forum technical membership group for SCI, which includes leading manufacturers and suppliers of light steel framing systems within the UK. Additionally, he is a member of the Light Steel Frame Association steering committee and the lead author of the National Light-gauge Steelwork Specification (NLSS) as well as many SCI publications. 

New Homes in New Ways Summit

In February 2025, Building Centre and Housing Festival are holding a two-day summit - find out more and register interest by clicking here 

 

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