Building System
Tubular Steel Buildings
Hollow structural section framing for arenas, riding facilities, open-span structures, and specialty builds where round or square tube framing delivers unmatched versatility.
What Is Tubular Steel Construction?
Tubular steel — also known as Hollow Structural Sections (HSS) — uses round, square, or rectangular steel tubes as the primary structural members. Unlike I-beam construction, tubular sections resist loads equally in all directions, making them ideal for structures that experience multi-directional forces or require a clean, exposed aesthetic.
Tubular steel is the preferred choice for equestrian arenas, riding facilities, open-air pavilions, and specialty agricultural structures. The round or square tube profile gives these buildings a distinctive look while delivering the structural performance required for wide clear spans and heavy roof loads.
Specifications
Common Applications
Equestrian Arenas
Indoor and covered riding arenas with wide clear spans, proper ventilation, and durable framing that handles the demands of equestrian use.
Riding Facilities
Covered round pens, wash racks, tack rooms, and multi-use equestrian facilities built to last decades.
Open-Air Pavilions
Community pavilions, event spaces, and covered outdoor areas where the structural frame is part of the aesthetic.
Livestock Facilities
Cattle barns, hog confinement buildings, and poultry facilities requiring corrosion-resistant framing.
Specialty Agricultural
Grain storage, hay storage, and specialty crop facilities where non-standard spans or configurations are required.
Recreational Buildings
Indoor sports facilities, batting cages, and recreational structures where a clean tube-frame aesthetic is desired.
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