Where our load-bearing analysis and steel detailing fit into your warehouse project, from early site assessment to final approval.
Every warehouse project starts with a set of assumptions about loads, spans, and ground conditions. We replace those assumptions with verified numbers before concrete is poured.
We trace every vertical load from the roof down through columns, footings, and soil. You know where the stress concentrates and where the structure can be lightened without risk.
Instead of a vague per-square-meter figure, you get member-by-member quantities for trusses, purlins, and bracing. Procurement teams can lock in prices early and avoid mid-project surprises.
Automated storage systems put point loads on floor slabs that standard designs ignore. We size the slab, pile caps, and reinforcement to handle those concentrated forces without cracking or settling unevenly.
Portal frames, trusses, and space frames each suit different bay widths and crane requirements. We run the comparison for your specific dimensions and show the tradeoff between steel cost and usable floor area.
Local authorities in Malaysia expect specific detailing for wind loads, seismic zones, and fire resistance. Our drawing sets follow those conventions, so the approval process does not stall on missing calculations.
One engineer follows your project from the first sketch to the final as-built check. Questions get answered by someone who knows the full design history, not a handoff chain.