The 3-storey steel frame house is the perfect combination of durability, economical features and environmental friendliness. Outstanding advantages make 3-storey steel frame houses the ideal choice for all families, business projects and communities. Let's learn about the beautiful 3-storey steel frame house project with Viet Nhat Housing through the following article.

Introducing the construction of a 3-storey steel frame house

The three-story steel frame house is not only a symbol of solidity but also a testament to the ability of modern architecture to constantly transform. When choosing to build a house with a steel frame, you will enjoy a multi-functional living space that has both good load-bearing capacity and shows a sophisticated and liberal aesthetic taste. Far from being rigid or monotonous, three-storey steel frame houses can be designed in a variety of styles from modern and simple to luxurious glass house models, or unique artistic designs.

The architects have cleverly taken advantage of each feature of the steel frame to create living spaces that fit, fully function while still maintaining high aesthetic beauty. The three-story steel frame house is therefore not only a place to live, but also a space to work, entertain, and study, fully meeting all your family's needs. With flexibility in design, each completed project brings a fully equipped living experience, not inferior to any luxury villa.

Compare steel frame houses and concrete tube houses

When it comes to building houses on soft ground, choosing the right materials becomes extremely important to ensure the durability and safety of the project. Steel frame tube houses and concrete tube houses are two popular options today, but are there any similarities and differences between them? Let's analyze to better understand each type.

Similarities

Both steel frame houses and concrete houses can use ultra-light materials to improve construction efficiency and reduce the load on the ground. Steel frame houses often prioritize the use of ultra-lightweight concrete in parts such as floors and wall panels, while concrete houses can also choose between traditional fired bricks or similar lightweight concrete materials.

Building structural durability

Steel frame houses are made from high-strength steel and securely assembled with bolts, providing structural durability equivalent to traditional concrete houses with a solid column and beam system. This certainty helps ensure the stability of the project, especially in unstable ground conditions.

Construction on weak ground

With the ability to effectively use ultra-light concrete materials, steel frame houses use lightweight concrete panels and floors to significantly reduce the construction load, while concrete houses using concrete bricks put pressure on the building. The background is quite large. Thanks to this, people often choose steel-framed houses because this 3-storey house model is able to meet the requirements of solidity on soft ground, while minimizing the risk of subsidence or damage caused by soft soil.

Save time and costs

One of the outstanding advantages of steel frame tube houses is the ability to complete the project quickly. Using lightweight concrete floors and lightweight concrete walls or baked clay bricks, steel frame buildings can be completed in just half or even a third of the time compared to reinforced concrete houses. This is because steel frame houses can be built continuously without waiting for the curing period like concrete houses, where it is necessary to wait 21 days for columns and beams to reach the required strength.

Project longevity

In terms of longevity, steel frame tube houses are outstanding with the ability to last for more than 100 years, typically some large projects were built in the early 20th century and are still solid. In contrast, the average lifespan of a concrete house is usually 30 to 40 years. Although it can last up to 100 years if high-quality materials are used, concrete houses still often face deterioration due to material wear and tear.

Ability to withstand weather impact

Steel-framed tube houses are more resistant to weather impacts due to their monolithic steel structure and are protected by high-quality lightweight concrete materials. These materials not only enhance sound and heat insulation but are also fire and moisture resistant, minimizing the impact of weather. Meanwhile, the surface of traditional concrete houses can be affected by hot sun and humid rain, leading to wear and tear over time.

Construction costs

Steel frame tube houses are also a more economical choice thanks to fast construction speed and labor cost savings. Furthermore, not needing to use a lot of loose materials helps reduce construction site cleaning costs and does not require a lot of space for material storage. Specialized mortar for ultra-light concrete also helps save costs due to its high adhesion properties, reducing the amount of mortar used.

Choosing a three-storey steel frame house, you not only get a house that is sustainable over time but also a classy living space, expressing your personality and contemporary lifestyle. Let your home not only be a place to return to, but also a place for you to proudly introduce to everyone.