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Capability Statement

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With a solution-focused approach, we collaborate closely with clients and consultant teams to align on scope, time frames, design objectives, and cost. We’re committed to delivering a strong return on your investment. Are you interested in our work in the commercial and industrial sectors?

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Our client, a vet and sheep farmer, needed a shearing shed and yard cover designed for efficiency and innovation. Partnering with our team, he collaborated with fit-out providers to create two custom steel structures tailored to his farm’s needs. His farm is now equipped for better working conditions and long-term success.

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Providing Industry-Leading Steel Building Solutions 

Central Steel Build, committed to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction, has solidified its reputation as an industry leader. We're revolutionising agricultural structures, and transforming how farmers and producers approach building solutions. If you’re interested in our work in the agricultural sector, read the article to discover how we’re transforming building solutions.

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Oritech combined office and warehouse

Oritech Pty Ltd partnered with us to build a modern office and warehouse facility in Mitchell Park, Victoria. The design featured innovative L-shaped tilt panels for both function and style. Using our Pro. building approach, we delivered a durable, cost-effective, high-quality solution. Seamless collaboration ensured the project was completed on time and within budget.

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What’s The Difference Between RHS and C-Section Columns?

What’s The Difference Between RHS and C-Section Columns?


Sheds are built from different kinds of steel columns, each with their benefits and disadvantages.

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C-Section Columns: Weaker & Cheaper

‘C-Section’ refers to the shape of the steel, which has three sides and forms a “C” shape. This form of column is weaker than others, though also results in a cheaper project cost.

Because of the known difficulties that arise from C-Section (including load stress, high winds and construction problem), we always suggest avoiding this option.

RHC columns

RHS Columns: Stronger & More Costly. 

RHS (whichs stands for Rectangular Hollow Section) is a fully enclosed steel column with four sides. The is also thicker than C-Section, giving it much more structural strength.

Building a shed with RHS means the shed will last longer, will withstand heavier loads and stresses, and can be built onto if you decide to extend.

How Large Is A Typical Indoor Dressage Arena

How Large Is A Typical Indoor Dressage Arena

A large dressage arena is usually 21m x 61m.

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10 Building Trends Changing Industrial & Commercial Construction

10 Building Trends Changing Industrial & Commercial Construction

Industrial and commercial construction are industries that have experienced large growth in recent years and thanks to the advances in technology...

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All about Topline Syndrome in horses

All about Topline Syndrome in horses

What is Topline Syndrome? A horse’s topline refers to the muscles that support the spine from neck to hindquarters. The topline is an important...

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