Cold-Formed Steel Insights

Learn how the National Building Code of Canada applies to CFS framing projects, what determines the code path, and how prefabricated framing responds to project requirements.

Canada's wildfire seasons keep intensifying. Learn how prefabricated CFS framing and FRAMECAD-powered production help builders create wildfire-resilient homes faster across Canada.

Commercial buildings are shaped by function and identity, and prefabricated CFS framing helps turn open plans, high ceilings, and distinctive façades into buildable designs.

Prefabrication is often called faster, more efficient, and less wasteful, but the real reason traces back to one design discipline: DfMA

Some sites can’t spare space, access, or downtime. See how prefabricated CFS framing helps crews build around these site constraints through off-site production, cleaner staging, and faster assembly.

Cold-formed steel (CFS) framing has long been valued for its strength, durability, and consistency. But in today’s construction environment—where margins are tight and timelines are compressed—the real advantage of CFS is being unlocked through technology. Specifically, the combination of integrated digital design and machine-driven fabrication is reshaping how projects are delivered, turning what was once a labor-heavy process into something far closer to precision manufactu