attic floors

It is possible to increase the usable area of ​​an industrial and any other building to expand its operational tasks without a major restructuring or reconstruction. The optimal solution to this problem is an attic floor superstructure without a frame.

What is an attic for?

Arched attics are used as per prof. purpose, and in private buildings for the organization of various functions of economic and residential spaces:

- erection of a small warehouse;

- economical construction of an office building;

- creation of agricultural facilities;

- construction of additional residential premises.

Today, attic floors based on frameless technology on the roofs of buildings of various institutions and organizations are popular. Offices, gyms, storage facilities, service and production departments are successfully located on this square.

The advantages of frameless construction

Unlike high-grade, arched floors are significantly cheaper due to the use of only roofing sheet material and, if necessary, insulation.

In architectural terms, the attic also looks more advantageous.

At the current price per unit per square meter, an inexpensive roof area is a fairly reasonable option to save budget.

The attic, built according to the correct technology, provides complete waterproofing and reliable protection of the roof from damaging external influences. Additional insulation of such a roof will reduce heating costs.

Having purchased a floor under an arched roof, it does not require registration with the registration authorities, since, due to its light weight, this design does not create a high load on the walls and foundation of the primary building.

Installation of the building does not imply the use of complex special equipment that can damage the house or its elements. Construction can be carried out in any climatic conditions, and the buildings themselves can be used in the range of -40 ... +50 degrees. Celsius.

Construction Features

The frameless floor is being constructed without the use of welding and load-bearing supports. Arched elements are joined by folding to obtain airtight seams.

The maximum width of such floors reaches 40 m, and the length can be almost any. If necessary, the attic is equipped with utilities and insulated by spraying polyurethane foam insulation.

Depending on the project, the occupied area may be equal to the surface of the 1st floor, go beyond it or be smaller. In the case of a protrusion, you will need support under the cantilever stem removal.

When reconstructing old houses, small and light superstructures should be designed using frameless technology to reduce the load transferred to the existing building.

The ends of the attic can be finished with building materials at your discretion. If necessary, doors, windows and decorative elements are added.

Stages of construction:

1. Preparation of flooring.

2. Making arches.

3. Connection and installation of block elements.

4. Installation of end walls.

5. Additional equipment according to the project.

6. Commissioning of the facility.

Creating an attic is similar to building a frameless hangar, but there are some nuances. Steel blocks are not placed on a strip foundation, but on the lower floor, which requires strong support fasteners. The work is carried out at a height, implying a certain training of workers.

If you have a need for an attic floor superstructure, then arched structures from Promstan specialists are the most optimal and inexpensive option.

We have our own design department with 20 years of experience in the field of designing such objects. Its employees are specialists in their field and will help you significantly reduce construction costs.

The company produces construction materials at its own facilities, which means that their cost does not include margins.

We have on our balance sheet our own fleet of special equipment for any tasks and you do not have to hire it on the side.