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Prefabricated Steel Building Kit Cost Breakdown

The cost of prefabricated steel building kits involves many aspects. Below is a detailed cost breakdown and explanation that we hope will be helpful:

1. Preliminary Preparation Costs

• Land Costs: The cost of purchasing or leasing land, which depends on the location, building area, and local land prices.
• Approvals and Permits: Submitting structural design drawings to ensure compliance with national building codes.

2. Main Steel Structure Costs

• Foundation Construction: This includes a concrete foundation and embedded anchor bolts. The cost depends on the geological conditions and load requirements.
• Main Steel Structure: The main steel structure is the core of the entire building. It typically consists of a primary structure and a secondary structure. The primary structure, composed of H-shaped steel columns and beams, forms the building’s core load-bearing frame. The secondary structure, consisting of lightweight steel materials such as purlins and wall beams, supports the roof and wall enclosure systems. The cost of the main steel structure accounts for the largest portion of the total cost of a steel structure building.

3. Maintenance Costs

Fire Retardant Coating: Depending on the building’s fire resistance rating, steel components require fire retardant coating. The cost varies depending on the fire resistance duration and coating type.

4. Wall & Roof Systems:

• Economical: Single-layer color-coated steel plate (lower cost, suitable for temperate climates).
• High-performance: Sandwich panel (better thermal insulation, suitable for extreme climates, but higher cost).
• Other Structures: Includes doors and windows, ventilation towers, gutter systems, etc.

5. Auxiliary Facilities Costs

• Floor treatment: For example, hardened concrete flooring; costs depend on thickness and construction process.
• Plumbing and electrical installation: Includes water supply and drainage, electrical wiring, lighting systems, etc.

6. Construction Costs:

• Labor costs: A professional steel structure installation team is required. High-altitude work may involve crane and scaffolding rental.
• Machinery rental: For example, cranes and aerial work platforms; costs are calculated based on the construction period.

7. Transportation Costs:

Transportation costs from the factory to the site of use must also be factored in. Transportation costs may be higher in remote areas.

As a professional service provider in the prefabricated steel structure building field, K-HOME deeply understands that project costs are influenced by multiple factors, including design complexity, material selection, and construction conditions. We provide clients with one-stop, comprehensive solutions throughout the entire project lifecycle: from personalized solution customization and cost optimization during the initial consultation phase, to strict quality control during the manufacturing process, and finally to efficient installation management during the on-site construction phase. We consistently ensure project cost-effectiveness and reliability with our expertise.

We offer flexible service models tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clients. For clients with existing design drawings, our engineering team will conduct precise cost calculations and process optimization. For clients still in the planning stages, we offer comprehensive, customized services from conceptual design to construction implementation. K-HOME leverages its extensive industry experience and comprehensive service system to ensure optimal cost-effectiveness and construction quality for every project.

We sincerely invite you to contact our professional team for a detailed technical solution and accurate quote tailored to your project. K-HOME looks forward to creating maximum value for your construction project with our professional services.