This is the backbone of the building and typically consists of rigid frames made from high-quality, heavy gauge steel beams. These frames provide structural stability and support for the entire building.

Secondary framing components include purlins, girts, and eave struts, which connect to the primary frame to support wall and roof panels. These components ensure the integrity and strength of the building structure.

Roof and wall panels form the exterior shell of the building, providing protection from the elements and enhancing aesthetics. These panels are available in various materials, including steel, aluminum, and insulated panels, and come in a range of colors and profiles to suit different design preferences.

Metal building kits typically include pre-engineered door and window systems designed for easy installation. Options may include roll-up doors, sliding doors, walk doors, and fixed or operable windows, allowing for customization based on the intended use of the building.

Various fasteners, bolts, screws, and other accessories are included in the kit to assemble and secure the components of the building. Additionally, trim pieces, closures, sealants, and other accessories may be provided to ensure proper installation and weatherproofing.

Insulation materials and vapor barriers may be included in the kit to enhance thermal efficiency and moisture control within the building. Options range from basic fiberglass insulation to more advanced reflective insulation or foam insulation systems.

A structural anchoring system is essential for securing the building to the foundation and providing stability against wind and seismic forces.

Detailed assembly instructions and engineering drawings are provided to guide customers through the construction process. These documents outline step-by-step procedures for erecting the building safely and accurately, ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations.