FRAMECAD – Improving Lives Now

• Is close to our clients so that we can better understand and satisfy their needs.
• Is flexible and ready to adapt quickly to the changing needs of our clients.
• Works on a continual improvement principle.
• Creates competitive advantage for our clients by using technology to provide better solutions.

“Our solutions work because we have all the knowledge we need within our team. We have building system researchers, software developers, CAD designers, engineers, machine control experts, technicians and on-site construction experts. We also have people who are good at listening to customers – we’ve always been driven by market needs, because a solution is only worthwhile if it delivers better productivity and quality to our customers.” Mark Taylor CEO/Chairman.

FRAMECAD Certified

Tested and Certified for Buildings all around the World

FRAMECAD technology and manufacturing cold-formed steel systems can be confidently used for buildings anywhere in the world because they have been independently certified by the world’s most recognised quality assurance systems and organisations.

Why is this important?

In the past, building standards and regulations varied widely from region to region and country to country.
However, through collaboration of building industry experts and Government authorities around the world, common standards for building products and construction techniques have been developed. As a result, independent verification is crucial, as the construction market worldwide continues to demand certified and code compliant products; EEA countries require building products to be CE certified, and similarly in the US, building materials must have ICCES or ATI certification.

The FRAMECAD fully automated roll forming machines produce light gauge steel profiles that are fully compliant with IBC 2006, IRC 2006, the Eurocode, and the SASFA code.

Who is the ICC?

The International Code Council (ICC) is a worldwide association that establishes codes for building safety and sustainability in residential and commercial buildings, community infrastructure and public facilities.

The ICC developed a complete set of comprehensive and co-ordinated building codes (I-Codes) that regulate and set minimum standards for the building and construction industries.

Of these I-Codes, the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Residential Code (IRC) have been adopted and are used throughout the US and other countries such as the UAE.

The ICC Evaluation Services (ICC-ES), a subsidiary of ICC, carries out technical evaluations of building products, components, methods, and materials to ensure compliance with the IBC and/or the IRC.

Having ICC accreditation gives planners, specifiers, developers and builders a high degree of confidence and certainty when dealing with building authorities, even in regions or countries where building regulations are under-developed.

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