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Gable Symmetrical: A ridged (double slope) building in which the ridge is in the center of the building.
Gable Unsymmetrical: A ridged (double slope) building in which the ridge is off-center.
Single Slope: A sloping roof in one plane. The slope is from one wall to the opposite wall.
Lean-To: A structure having only one slope and depending upon another structure for partial support.
LongBay: Long Bay� construction can provide interior bays from 30' to 60' and greater. The 50' long bay is the most economical.
Hybrid Structures: Our hybrid structures blend the efficiency of pre engineered construction with the strength of conventional steel members.
Crane Buildings: The crane building is a complex structural system consisting of the crane with trolley and hoist, crane rails, crane runway beams, structural supports, and stops and bumpers which upon request can all be supplied in the building proposal.
Aviation Facilities: Aircraft hangars are individually engineered to meet specific requirements and are flexible enough to satisfy even the most complex aviation need. The hangars may be designed using gable symmetrical, gable unsymmetrical or single slope structural systems.

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