Category: Steel Detailing Projects
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Slab Infill – 275, Kent Street
The stairwell at 275 Kent Street had been demolished, leaving open slab areas that needed to be closed. Our task was to support these closures with meticulously detailed steel beams. Following a comprehensive site survey, we supplied steel beams tailored to different levels. Initially, the project scope included orders for only three levels. However, after…
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The Importance of Adhering to Standards in Steel Detailing: A Case Study
As a steel detailer working on projects for public access areas or residential buildings, you must be familiar with the essential standards to ensure safety and compliance. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the significance of following standards, with a specific focus on AS1428, AS1657, and BCA, through a real-world case study near the…
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East Wing Refurbishment – Parliament House
A small lantern has been added to the east wing of the parliament house. Despite its modest size, we take great pride in having contributed to such a prestigious project. The assembly consists of a single frame with welded columns, positioned atop existing beams. Prior to project commencement, TEK1 provided a detailed sketch outlining the…
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Ballina High School
A new outdoor basket ball court has been added adjacent to the existing building in the Ballina High School. The roof design is similar to a warehouse.
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Navigating Access and Slope Limits for Stairs and Ladders
When it comes to constructing stairs or ladders, adherence to specific standards regarding access and slope limits is paramount. Understanding these guidelines, as outlined by the Australian Standards AS1657, ensures not only safety but also compliance with regulatory requirements. 1. Access Ramps and Pathways: If you require access for height without steps, the slope must…
