Benefits

The assembly of galvanized light metal structures can be completed more quickly and with less labor than traditional wood construction or adapting shipping containers. This reduces labor costs and the time needed to complete the project.

Light metal structures allow for great flexibility in design, being easily adaptable for various architectural needs. This is more difficult to achieve with wood structures or shipping containers, which have limitations regarding structural modifications.

Galvanized light metal structures offer superior durability and strength compared to wood or shipping containers. The galvanization process protects the metal against corrosion, significantly extending the life of the structure even in aggressive environments.

With proper insulation, light metal structures can offer superior energy efficiency, reducing heating and cooling costs. Wood and shipping containers may have limitations in this respect, especially containers, which require significant modifications to improve thermal performance.

Unlike wood structures, which are susceptible to fire, metal structures are naturally fire-resistant. This can reduce the risk of damage in case of a fire and may lower insurance costs.

In areas with high seismic activity, galvanized light metal structures perform better due to their reduced weight and structural flexibility, allowing them to absorb and dissipate seismic forces more effectively than wood structures or shipping containers.