Category: CAD Blocks
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Cold-Formed Sheet Piles
Cold-formed sheet piles are steel profiles manufactured by bending flat steel plates into U, Z, or Omega shapes at room temperature. These piles provide a cost-effective alternative to hot-rolled sheet piles, making them ideal for temporary works, shallow retaining walls, cofferdams, and flood protection systems. While generally lighter and more economical, cold-formed sheet piles offer…
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Z-Shaped Hot-Rolled Sheet Piles
Z-shaped hot-rolled sheet piles are high-performance steel profiles widely used in civil, geotechnical, and marine engineering applications. Their geometry places the interlocks at the outermost fibers, maximizing the section modulus and offering superior bending resistance with reduced steel weight. Manufactured through a precise hot-rolling process, Z-type sheet piles ensure excellent structural consistency, driveability, and durability—making…
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U-Shaped Hot-Rolled Sheet Piles
U-shaped hot-rolled sheet piles are steel wall elements designed for use in retaining walls, excavation support, quay walls, and flood protection systems. Characterized by their symmetrical U-profile, these piles offer excellent driving stability, high section modulus, and effective resistance to lateral earth and water pressures. Produced via the hot-rolling process, U-type sheet piles feature robust…
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Cross Over Stairs
Cross over stairs are elevated stair systems designed to allow safe passage over obstacles such as conveyors, piping, ductwork, or equipment in industrial and commercial environments. These stairs typically feature platforms, guardrails, and non-slip treads, ensuring worker safety while maintaining uninterrupted workflow below. Commonly used in factories, warehouses, and mechanical rooms, cross over stairs are…
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Gutter Installation
Gutter installation involves fitting a drainage system along the roofline of a building to channel rainwater away from the structure. It typically includes gutters, downspouts, brackets, end caps, and outlets. Proper gutter installation protects the foundation, siding, and landscaping from water damage and erosion. Gutters are commonly made from aluminum, steel, vinyl, or copper, and…
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Concrete Wedge Anchors
Concrete wedge anchors are heavy-duty mechanical fasteners designed for anchoring into solid concrete. They consist of a threaded stud with a cone-shaped end and a metal clip that expands when the bolt is tightened, securing the anchor firmly in place. Known for their high load capacity and resistance to vibration, wedge anchors are ideal for…
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Truss Building
A truss building features a structural framework composed of triangular units, typically made from steel or timber, designed to distribute loads efficiently across long spans. Trusses are used to support roofs, ceilings, or floors and are ideal for creating open, column-free interior spaces in industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings. Truss buildings are known for their…
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Hex Flange Head Concrete screw
Hex flange head concrete screws are heavy-duty, self-tapping fasteners engineered for direct installation into concrete, masonry, or brick without the need for expansion anchors. The integrated hex head with a built-in washer flange provides a large bearing surface, improving load distribution and reducing the risk of pull-through. These screws are ideal for anchoring structural components,…
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Concrete Screw
Concrete screws are high-strength, self-tapping fasteners designed for direct installation into concrete, brick, or masonry without the need for expansion. Featuring hardened threads that cut into the base material, they provide a reliable, removable, and vibration-resistant connection. Commonly used for securing fixtures, electrical boxes, frames, and equipment to solid surfaces, concrete screws offer fast installation…
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Expansion Bolts For Concrete
Expansion bolts are heavy-duty mechanical anchors used to securely fasten objects to solid materials like concrete, masonry, or stone. They function by expanding within the drilled hole as the bolt is tightened, creating a strong, vibration-resistant connection. Common types include wedge anchors, sleeve anchors, and drop-in anchors. Expansion bolts are widely used in construction, structural…
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Eye Bolt and Eye Turnbuckle
Eye bolts are threaded fasteners featuring a looped head, designed to create secure attachment points for lifting, rigging, or anchoring applications. They are commonly used in structural steelwork, construction, marine hardware, and industrial machinery for tensioning cables, hoisting equipment, or anchoring tie-downs. Eye turnbuckles consist of a central threaded body with looped (eye) ends, used…
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Steel Fabrication
Steel fabrication is the process of cutting, shaping, assembling, and finishing steel components to create structural or functional elements used in construction, manufacturing, and industrial applications. This includes beams, columns, brackets, plates, and custom assemblies produced from raw steel through welding, drilling, bending, and CNC processing. Fabricated steel components are used in buildings, bridges, machinery,…
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