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Yes.
Positive connection and the strength of steel
provide great protection against earthquakes and
hurricanes. Steel's high strength and ductility
make it the best construction material for
earthquake resistant design. |
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No.
Steel framing is recommended by the Healthy House
Institute for chemically sensitive and
environmentally conscious homeowners who seek
good indoor air quality. Steel frames do not need
to be treated for termites and are free of resin
adhesive and chemicals normally present in other
construction materials. |
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Yes.
Since steel framing allows for larger spans, a
home can be designed without interior
load-bearing partitions, making it easier for
homeowners to complete alterations without
effecting the structure. |
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As in
traditional homes, depending on the weight of the
picture, you can hang it from the drywall with
toggle bolts or hangers. Heavier objects can be
hung from screws attached directly into the
studs, which can easily be found with a magnet. |
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