Your new metal building has been engineered to meet local codes and withstand numerous different weather conditions ranging from heavy snow to hail and high winds. As a non-combustible material, steel naturally has fire-resistant properties as
well! Steel buildings are engineered to meet or exceed your local snow load
to withstand the weight on the roof of the building, so you can assure your
steel building will protect your valuables during the next heavy snow fall.
When you purchase the recommended number of anchors, you are wind-certifying
your steel building to withstand winds up to 120 miles per hour. Here at Midwest Steel, all buildings 32’ wide and up are manufactured with vertical roofing and siding for easy run-off. Vertical roofing and siding are engineered with additional framework as well for significant reinforcement. Some contractors may even offer standard
packages that are included in your project to help the building withstand
water. Midwest Steel uses steel sheeting that has 40% more resistance from dents caused by harsh hailstorms. Lastly, steel is a naturally non-combustible material,
meaning it won’t ignite or burn. For more info on how steel buildings
withstand various weather conditions, click here.
