Pre-Engineered Steel Structures · Global Delivery

Engineering Rigor. Direct Fabrication. Global Delivery.

Pre-engineered steel buildings and structural steel systems, engineered to international codes and fabricated in our dedicated 20,000 m² manufacturing facility.

20,000 m²
Fabrication Plant
30–45
Days from Approved Drawings
48 h
Preliminary Review
GALAXY Steel Factory
20,000
m² · Fabrication

Factory Direct.
Zero Compromise.

Engineering-driven steel fabrication in China, with a 20,000 m² integrated plant. We support international contractors, developers and engineering firms from structural detailing through fabrication and export coordination.

Engineering-First Design Structural detailing in Tekla Structures, SAP2000 and AutoCAD, with shop drawings, CNC files and IFC models for project coordination.
Fast Lead Times Preliminary technical review and budget reference typically within 48 hours. The standard fabrication cycle is 30–45 days from approved drawings; confirm the project schedule and delivery scope.
International Standards Project-specific structural verification to the agreed international or local design codes.
Export & Shipping Confirm container or breakbulk packing, shipment responsibilities and remote erection guidance for the agreed scope.
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From Inquiry to Installation

01

Send Inquiry

Share the building use, location, drawings and design loads you already know.

02

Design & Quote

Receive a preliminary technical review and budget reference, typically within 48 hours.

03

Confirm & Produce

Confirm scope and approve drawings. The standard fabrication cycle is 30–45 days from approved drawings; agree the project schedule.

04

Ship & Deliver

Confirm packing, shipment scope and delivery responsibilities before dispatch.

05

Erect & Support

Use piece-marked erection drawings and remote guidance; confirm local installation responsibilities.

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Purchasing a Steel Building

Key things to know before you order. Click any question to expand.

Cost depends on the building dimensions, intended use, location and design loads. Send these requirements for a project-specific budget review. The quotation must confirm the included scope and exclusions; no fixed unit price is stated here.
No. Every structure we manufacture is custom-engineered to your specific dimensions and load requirements. There are no off-the-shelf sizes. Our engineers will flag practical efficiencies during the design phase to reduce material weight and cost.
Interior clearance is one of the most critical design inputs. We need to understand what happens inside the building: crane hook height, racking system height, production line clearances, forklift operating height, or equipment point loads. Tell us how you plan to use the space — we handle the rest.
Yes. Facade options include stone-textured metal panels, insulated composite panels, perforated cladding, glazed curtain wall sections, and custom color finishes. We supply the full cladding package from our factory.
Full structural verification and calculation models matching AISC 360 / ASCE 7 (North America), Eurocode 3 / EN 1993 (Europe & UK), AS/NZS 1170 & 4600 (Australia & New Zealand), and GB 50017.
The preliminary review and the fabrication or delivery schedule are different stages. Send your drawings and load requirements for the initial review; the project schedule must be confirmed for the agreed scope.

What to include in your brief

Building dimensions (L x W x H)
Intended use / occupancy type
Project country / location
Required design standard
Crane, mezzanine, or special loads
Target delivery date

Ready to Review Your Structure?

Send your conceptual drawings, building dimensions, and local load specifications. Our engineering team typically delivers a preliminary technical review, connection scheme, and initial budget reference within 48 hours.

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