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Light Steel House

As Aşıcı Grup Prefabrik, we combine traditional structural architecture with the technology of the future. Our Light Gauge Steel Houses are not just houses; they are next-generation living spaces that offer safety, aesthetics, and comfort all together. With our steel houses designed under advanced engineering standards, we ensure that you reach your dream residence in the safest and fastest way possible.

Erecting a light steel house frame in the countryside, cloudy sky

What are Light Gauge Steel House Structures?

Light gauge steel house structures are modern, permanent, and safe housing systems established by manufacturing galvanized steel profiles on roll-forming machines with millimetric precision and assembling them on-site with bolts and screws. They are constructed much faster than traditional reinforced concrete houses and offer high earthquake resistance.

White light steel house with porch entrance and garden

Light Gauge Steel House Structures possess clear superiorities over traditional construction methods.

Erecting a light steel house frame, worker on the roof

Structural Systems Used in Light Gauge Steel House Structures

Providing full earthquake resistance with their strong load-bearing system knitted with stainless galvanized profiles, these houses offer aesthetic and permanent housing solutions to be used safely for generations.

Light steel house frame in a garden with flower beds

Why Aşıcı Grup Prefabrik Light Gauge Steel House Structures?

As Aşıcı Grup Prefabrik, we offer full assurance against earthquakes with our high-strength galvanized steel infrastructure and provide a net square meter gain by eliminating column and beam protrusions. We deliver our Light Gauge Steel House structures, which we manufacture with zero error on our computer-controlled roll-forming machines, as permanent living spaces in the shortest possible time.

Advantages

Key technical and practical advantages

Flawless Resistance Against Earthquakes
Customizable Aesthetic Design
Rapid Production and Short Construction Time
Lifespan Lasting for Generations
High Thermal and Acoustic Insulation
Eco-Friendly and Sustainable

These advantages make light gauge steel house structures attractive for both individual and investment-oriented projects.

Areas of Use

Where is it used?

Mass Housing ProjectsCollective Residential EstatesUrban and Rural Housing ProjectsLight Gauge Steel Villas, Detached Houses, and Multi-Story Living Spaces

The architectural designs we develop specifically for individuals and projects maximize home comfort by combining unique visuality with functional details.

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Why Asici Group?

A precise frame from the roll-forming line

The Light Steel House frame is produced from galvanized steel profiles on a computer-controlled roll-forming line. Millimetric tolerance means fast, error-free assembly on site and high resistance under earthquake loads.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Light Steel House

Are light steel and prefabricated the same thing?
No. Light steel is a load-bearing system of cold-formed galvanized profiles that can carry different claddings. Prefabricated describes the production method. Light steel buildings are prefabricated, but not every prefabricated building is light steel.
Is Light Steel House earthquake-resistant?
Steel is a ductile material; it absorbs seismic energy by deforming rather than fracturing, which lowers the risk of sudden brittle collapse. Low weight also reduces the seismic load on the structure. The decisive factor is that static and seismic calculations comply with the code.
Is there a limit on the number of storeys?
Light steel systems are generally used in low-rise buildings. Heavy steel construction is preferred for taller structures; the limit is set by the project's structural design and intended use.
How are thermal and acoustic insulation handled?
Insulation material is placed between the load-bearing profiles and within the cladding layers. In light steel, applying an additional insulation layer outside the profiles to break thermal bridges is standard practice.

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