Designing with LGSF (Light Gauge Steel Frame) technology differs in many ways from traditional masonry or concrete design. This guide will walk you through the entire process โ€” from initial layout considerations to the delivery of complete production documentation.

Design Process in 6 Steps

1

Architectural Design

Layout planning considering the modular LGSF system. Optimal spans 3โ€“6 m.

2

Structural Calculation

Profile sizing according to EN 1993-1-3. Loads, wind, snow, seismicity.

3

BIM Modeling

3D model in Revit or ArchiCAD with precise placement of all profiles.

4

Selection of Assemblies

Certified wall, roof, and floor assemblies according to project requirements.

5

Production Documentation

Automatic generation of CNC data for panel production from the BIM model.

6

Manufacturing and Assembly

Panels manufactured in the factory, delivered to the site, and assembled.

Basic Design Rules

When designing LGSF structures, it is important to follow several fundamental rules that ensure optimal use of the technology and efficient production:

Tip for Architects: Start with our Wall Configurator, where you can interactively test different assemblies and immediately see parameters (U-value, fire resistance, acoustics).

Certified Wall Assemblies

Skymax Living offers a library of certified assemblies that meet all Czech and European standards requirements. Each assembly has verified parameters:

The complete library of assemblies is available in our Partner Zone, accessible to registered architects and designers.

Support for Architects

Our technical support team is available for consultations at every design stage. We offer:

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