Steel frame of an American gabled home
The completed architectural facade

YOUR VISION,
FRAMED IN
STEEL.

Understand the system, Explore possibilities.
Find a clear next step for your building project.

A different starting point, The same considered approach

Choose the route that fits you, or explore the complete system below.

A home shaped around you

Explore the possibilities, understand the process and prepare your brief.

From concept to coordination

Explore system interfaces, planning resources and the information to bring to a review.

Clarity before the next phase

Discuss framing scope, site requirements and the handover between project teams.

Light in structure, Considered in every detail

LSF uses cold-formed steel sections to create a coordinated building frame. Your design, site and project requirements guide the structural solution.

American residence

Three elements, One connected framework

Start with a component, then see how it fits into the complete assembly.

Framing products, Ready for your project

Explore framing packages and components, then build your project enquiry.

Make the interfaces between individual framing elements part of the enquiry.

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Give doors, windows and larger openings a clear place in the framing brief.

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Build an enquiry around the section schedule your project actually needs.

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Develop the pitched roof, gables and supporting frame as a single considered scope.

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Coordinate joists, edges and service zones around the way your building comes together.

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Bring wall lines, openings and the architectural layout into one coordinated framing enquiry.

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From a simple line to a complete frame

Start with a component, then see how it fits into the complete assembly.

The finished architectural vision

Siding, windows, roofing and porch details complete the home, bringing the original architectural lines into a finished expression.

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Original white pencil drawing of an American gabled steel frame Original American light steel frame render American home under construction, with exposed steel, wall sheathing and roof underlayment Finished American home with pitched roof and front porch

Agree the scope, Know the next step

A project conversation should make responsibilities and deliverables clear.

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Turn a starting point into a clear brief

▤  Bring to the review

Your drawings, site information, intended use and project priorities.

⊞  Discuss together

Framing arrangement, openings, interfaces and information still needed.

◇  Agree the next step

Available scope, responsibilities and the documents to prepare.

Services and deliverables are confirmed for your project before proceeding.

A considered process, from the first conversation

1

Share your brief

Tell us about your site, intended use, drawings and priorities.

2

Review the project

Discuss the system and identify the information still needed.

3

Define the scope

Agree services, responsibilities and the basis of a proposal.

4

Plan the next phase

Coordinate the selected scope with your wider project team.

See the thinking behind the building

Explore the relationship between the structural frame and architectural expression.

Slide to reveal

American home before its exterior finish, showing the steel frame The same home with siding, pitched roofs and a welcoming porch Steel frameFinished home

Contemporary residence

A visual study of the journey from steel framing to a warm, finished American home.

The starting point
Form, spaces and architectural intent.
The frame
Walls, floors and roof considered together.
The finish
Materials and enclosure around the frame.
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Useful knowledge, A clearer starting point

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Good questions, a clearer picture

Start with your building design, location and intended use. A project review can identify whether LSF is an appropriate route and which structural, site and local requirements need to be resolved with your project team.

You can begin with a sketch, an early layout or a description of your plans. Share the drawings and site information you already have, and we can discuss what is needed for the next stage.

The frame and exterior enclosure are coordinated as part of the building design. Bring your preferred siding, window, roofing and material references so the team can review interfaces, connections and the complete wall assembly.

Include your location, intended use, approximate floor area, current design stage and preferred timing. Drawings and photographs are helpful if available. You can prepare these in the project form below.

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A CLEAR NEXT STEP

Let’s frame
your next project.

Tell us where you are and what you have in mind. Bring the information you have; we’ll help clarify the next conversation.

  1. Start with your project

    Location, scale and your priorities.

  2. Bring the details

    Drawings, ideas and the scope you need.

  3. Review your brief

    Check the details before the next step.

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