This is a large-scale industrial workshop construction project undertaken by our Canglong Group. This industrial workshop adopts an all-steel structure design, and the load-bearing beams and columns use H-shaped steel, and C/Z-shaped steel is used for purlins and braces. The construction size of the steel structure workshop is 40*30*13m, and there is a two-story steel structure platform inside. The roof is made of color steel plate, and the wall panels are combined with color steel plate and glass to ensure the lighting inside the steel structure workshop. Now the industrial workshop has been completed and the owner is preparing to put it into use.
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