The House-In-A-Can Building System is a combination of innovative and conventional construction methods. It is a single storey structure that comprises:
foundations: cast in-situ concrete surface bed and thickened edge beams which in all cases are designed by a professional engineer or competent person.
columns: 125 mm x 75 mm x 3 mm rectangular galvanised steel hollow sections at 2565 mm centres.
100 mm thick lightweight interlocking sandwich in-fill panels comprising a polystyrene beaded concrete core with a density of 650 kg m-3, encapsulated in two layers of 4,5 mm thick magnesium oxide sheets.
light gauge structural steel roof trusses with.
light or heavyweight roof cladding and
insulated ceilings
Windows are “clisco” type frames and doors frames are out of galvanised pressed steel.
services are conventional
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