Pre-Engineered Building is a metal building enclosure system that often involves a structural framework and also involves roofing and wall cladding and is built and assembled in the factory premises. The main reason for the adoption of PEB in India is the continued faith in conventional construction methods. PEB is manufactured using the raw materials available from all sources and manufacturing methods that can effectively meet a wide range of structural and aesthetic design requirements. Historically, the primary structure of the PEB is the assembly of I-shaped members, often referred to as I-beams. In PEBs, the beams used are typically formed by welding steel plates together to shape the I-segment.

India is a developing country and construction plays an important role in India’s development as a result of the rapid growth of pre-fabricated structures. Govt plans for many projects every year, such as smart cities, malls, hospitals, schools, bridges, metro stations, airports and many more. Such construction projects of the Govt are often on a wide scale. Even the Warehousing sector in India is rising at a rate of 35-40 percent per year. Fast construction, cost-effectiveness, reliability, reusability and design versatility are some of the main advantages of PEB. From a basic structure to complex high-rise structures, PEB has built its reputation. This is the main reason why everyone chooses pre-fab construction for personal and Govt projects.

Pre-Engineered Building is a metal building enclosure system that often involves a structural framework and also involves roofing and wall cladding and is built and assembled in the factory premises. The main reason for the adoption of PEB in India is the continued faith in conventional construction methods. PEB is manufactured using the raw materials available from all sources and manufacturing methods that can effectively meet a wide range of structural and aesthetic design requirements. Historically, the primary structure of the PEB is the assembly of I-shaped members, often referred to as I-beams. In PEBs, the beams used are typically formed by welding steel plates together to shape the I-segment.

India is a developing country and construction plays an important role in India’s development as a result of the rapid growth of pre-fabricated structures. Govt plans for many projects every year, such as smart cities, malls, hospitals, schools, bridges, metro stations, airports and many more. Such construction projects of the Govt are often on a wide scale. Even the Warehousing sector in India is rising at a rate of 35-40 percent per year. Fast construction, cost-effectiveness, reliability, reusability and design versatility are some of the main advantages of PEB. From a basic structure to complex high-rise structures, PEB has built its reputation. This is the main reason why everyone chooses pre-fab construction for personal and Govt projects.