RV Dealership Uses Original Commercial Steel Building Supplier to Expand
Country RV re-hires commercial steel building supplier Metal Structure Concepts to install a new service area to its existing space in Kelowna.
Read moreSteel Garages: When Should You Have A Rolling Sheet Door
Read about the advantages and disadvantages of having a rolling sheet door installed on steel garages and other pre-engineered metal buildings.
Read moreSteel Warehouse Buildings: The Better Design Option For Your Business
We examine the design and layout possibilities that can be done with pre-engineered steel warehouse buildings and why they are the better choice for commercial operations
Read moreReady for the Seasons: How Metal Buildings Can Adapt to the Climate
With their strength and durability, metal buildings can also be adapted to resist extreme weather as well as seasonal changes in climate.
Read moreWhat Can Metal Buildings Do For You? Your Questions Answered
We answer your questions on how metal buildings can be used for just about any project.
Read moreMSC Helps Okanagan Distillery Expand Operations
Kelowna-based Metal Structure Concepts has successfully designed and installed a new 16,000 sq. ft. custom built pre-engineered steel building for Okanagan Spirits Craft Distillery.
Read moreWhy Steel Buildings Are Energy Efficient
Find our how steel buildings are energy efficient from the manufacturing to the construction to the maintenance stages.
Read moreHow Metal Buildings Withstand Weather Changes
In northern Alberta, we can experience a range of extreme weather patterns and temperature fluctuations. Pre-fabricated buildings are designed to handle it all.
Read moreSteel Buildings in the Vineyard
Today's vineyards require a fair amount of infrastructure to grow, harvest, process and market their wines. In a luxury market, buildings need to strike a balance between aesthetic appeal and functionality.
Read moreThe History of Steel Buildings in BC
It might be hard to believe, but steel buildings have been around British Columbia for nearly a century. Of course, they didn't truly start to become popular for civilian use until after WWII.
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