Description:

Z and C Type Purlins: Z and C type purlins are structural components used in building construction to provide support to the roof and wall sheeting. They are shaped like the letters “Z” and “C,” each offering specific advantages in terms of load-bearing capacity and ease of installation.

GI (Galvanized Iron) and MS (Mild Steel):

• GI Purlins: Galvanized Iron purlins are coated with a layer of zinc to enhance corrosion resistance.
• MS Purlins: Mild Steel purlins are made of plain steel without a protective zinc coating.
• Design:

• Z-Type Purlins: Shaped like the letter “Z,” providing strength and stability in both roof and wall applications.
• C-Type Purlins: Shaped like the letter “C,” offering a flat surface on one side and two perpendicular flanges on the other. This design is versatile and commonly used for wall framing.
• Applications: Useful in industrial buildings, warehouses, commercial structures, and residential buildings, to provide structural support to roofing and cladding systems.
• Advantages:

• Structural Support:
• Versatility:
• Ease of Installation:
• Material Options: GI & MS purlins

Installation: Installed by attaching the purlins to the main structural framework of the building, providing a stable and secure foundation for the roof and wall sheeting.