Dynamic Steel Frame: 2024 Year in Review

Posted on 17/12/202417/12/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

As we wrap up another incredible year, Dynamic Steel Frame is proud to reflect on the milestones, achievements, and innovations that made 2024 so memorable.

Projects

This year, we delivered on a wide range of projects—from residential builds to large-scale commercial developments. Each project showcased our dedication to precision, quality, and efficiency.

Some of the projects completed include:

Innovative Solutions

2024 has been a pivotal year for Dynamic Steel Frame as we solidified our reputation for delivering integrated solutions that streamline construction processes. By combining light gauge steel and structural steel expertise, we’ve established ourselves as a true one-stop shop for builders and developers.

Our ability to integrate these two critical components offers unparalleled efficiency and precision. With both systems designed, engineered, and fabricated in-house, we ensure seamless compatibility between the light gauge steel framing and the structural steel elements, such as beams, columns, and plant platforms. This approach reduces complexity, minimizes delays, and results in a stronger, more cohesive framework.

One standout example from this year is the use of our structural steel in lift shafts and plant platforms, which work seamlessly with our light gauge steel framing. This level of integration allows us to tackle complex designs and multi-story builds with ease, providing builders with confidence in both the structural integrity and efficiency of the finished product.

Dynamic Steel Frame’s continued investment in cutting-edge technology and design innovations allows us to meet the evolving demands of modern construction. By providing an all-in-one solution, we are not only simplifying the building process but also delivering a superior product that sets the standard for strength, durability, and versatility.

Collaborations and Partnerships

We’re incredibly grateful for the opportunities we’ve had this year to collaborate with an outstanding network of builders, architects, and suppliers. These partnerships have been the cornerstone of our ability to deliver tailored solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients. Whether it’s on-site efficiency, innovative design integration, or overcoming unique construction challenges, these relationships have enabled us to achieve more together.

Awards

In November, Dynamic Steel Frame won the ASI Steel Excellence Award for Innovative Cold-Formed Steel! This recognition highlights our dedication to pushing the boundaries of steel construction. The award-winning project, KFC Dandenong, showcased our ability to integrate light gauge and structural steel seamlessly, creating an efficient, durable, and sustainable solution.

2024 ASI Steel Excellence Award Winning Project - KFC Dandenong

Australia’s Favourite Renovation Show

Season 20 of Australia’s favourite renovation show, National Steel Frame & Truss Manager Peter Blythe returned with TRUECORE® steel contributing to this year’s breathtaking builds at Phillip Island.

This season, we showcased the capabilities of our innovative Factory in a Can technology, which allowed us to produce steel frames directly on-site. By streamlining production and reducing transportation needs, Factory In a Can ensured efficiency, precision, and seamless integration with the fast-paced demands of the show.

It was an incredible opportunity to demonstrate the versatility and innovation of light gauge steel in action!

The Block 2024 - Innovative Factory In a Can

Our Incredible Team

None of this would be possible without the hard work and dedication of our talented team. Their skill, hard work, and commitment to quality ensure we consistently deliver exceptional results, driving our achievements year after year.

Looking Ahead to 2025

As we move into 2025, we remain committed to pushing boundaries and delivering exceptional results for every client. We look forward to continuing our mission of building lighter, straighter, and better with our trusted partners and team.

Thank you to everyone who has been a part of our journey this year. Here’s to an exciting and successful 2025!

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Forging the Future: Building Stronger with Light Gauge Steel

Posted on 22/11/202422/11/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

In today’s fast-paced construction industry, innovation is a necessity rather than a bonus. Light gauge steel framing is emerging as a game-changer, revolutionising the construction process and how tradespeople approach their work on-site. Efficiency, precision, and sustainability are key factors for any trade, and light gauge steel framing addresses all three. Beyond enhancing structural integrity, it improves overall workflow and contributes to the long-term durability of projects, making it a crucial material in shaping the future of construction.

Speed and Efficiency

Light gauge steel framing uses advanced 3D (BIM) modelling technology for prefabrication. This approach means that frames arrive on-site ready for assembly, significantly reducing the time needed for installation. For trades, this results in shorter project timelines, fewer delays, and a smoother workflow.

By choosing TRUECORE® steel for your project, you’re not only investing in the strength and durability of Australian-made steel but also benefiting from its compatibility with advanced construction technologies like BIM. To ensure a seamless construction experience, it’s crucial to consider all services during the design process. Properly integrating elements like electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems into the initial light gauge steel frame design significantly reduces the need for on-site modifications. This proactive approach streamlines the installation process and also minimises delays.

Integration of systems into Light Gauge Steel Framing. Forging the Future

Ease of Handling and Installation

Despite its strength, light gauge steel is significantly lighter than timber, making it easier to transport and handle on-site. This reduces physical strain and simplifies the installation process, especially in complex builds with multiple stories. The result is a safer, more efficient working environment.

From a trade perspective, one of the biggest advantages of light gauge steel framing is the precision it offers. Prefabricated off-site, light gauge steel arrives at the job site ready for installation. The pre-engineered sections are cut to exact specifications, which reduces time spent on measurements and adjustments, accelerating the project’s completion. The precision of light gauge steel also means fewer errors, reducing the need for on-site modifications and minimising material waste. This boosts efficiency, allowing trades to move swiftly between tasks without compromising quality.

Durability in All Conditions

Another advantage of light gauge steel is its resistance to common issues that plague traditional materials. Unlike timber, steel doesn’t warp, rot, or twist, which is crucial when working on large-scale projects in varied weather conditions. This consistency ensures that the frame stays straight and true from the moment it’s installed and throughout the building’s lifetime.

The Future of Construction

Light gauge steel framing is proving to be an invaluable tool to forge the future of construction. With its precision, durability, and ease of use, light gauge steel is setting a new standard for building projects of all sizes. From reducing installation time to creating safer job sites, it’s clear not only is light gauge steel reshaping the way buildings are constructed but also how tradespeople approach their craft.

By embracing these advancements, the industry is moving towards a more efficient, sustainable, and innovative future – one frame at a time.

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Australian Steel Excellence Awards 2024

Posted on 12/11/202412/11/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

Dynamic Steel Frame Wins the 2024 Australian Steel Excellence Award for Most Innovative Cold-Formed Steel Building

Dynamic Steel Frame is thrilled to announce our recent achievement at the 2024 Australian Steel Excellence Awards, where we proudly took home the award for Most Innovative Cold-Formed Steel Building for our work on the KFC Dandenong project. This recognition highlights our pioneering approach to integrating light gauge and structural steel, enabling us to deliver a highly efficient, resilient, and durable solution for a fast-paced commercial environment.

A New Standard for Innovation in Steel Framing

The KFC Dandenong project is more than just a successful restaurant build; it’s a testament to what’s possible when cutting-edge technology and smart design come together. By combining light gauge steel with structural steel elements, we were able to design a versatile framework that leveraged the benefits of both materials:

Using cold-formed steel was crucial to the project’s success. It allowed us to design a frame that is:

Enhanced strength and flexibility – The combination of light gauge and structural steel allowed us to provide a robust yet flexible framework, enabling quick assembly without compromising durability.
Precision engineering – Advanced manufacturing processes, including BIM (Building Information Modeling) and precision roll-forming, ensured that every element fit seamlessly for faster installation.
Sustainability – Cold-formed steel minimises material waste, helping to create an environmentally conscious solution that also reduces long-term maintenance needs.

Why KFC Dandenong Stands Out

By blending the durability of structural steel with the adaptability of light gauge steel, we were able to meet both structural and design requirements, making this project both time-efficient and structurally sound. The integration of these steel types optimised the building process and allowed us to meet the client’s needs quickly without sacrificing quality or resilience.

Steel Excellence Award - Innovative Cold Formed Steel Building

Project Team

Dynamic Steel Frame ~ Steel Frame Manufacturer

AMS Construction ~ Head Contractor

BDAI ~ Architect

Celebrating Success

Winning the Most Innovative Cold-Formed Steel Building award is an achievement that highlights our commitment to innovative building solutions and effective use of materials. This award reinforces our mission to continue setting standards in steel framing technology, delivering versatile and sustainable options for projects across Victoria.

As we celebrate this accomplishment, Dynamic Steel Frame looks forward to continuing our work with clients who seek high-quality, integrated framing solutions for their commercial and residential builds.

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Blending Modern Living with Timeless Elegance

Posted on 11/09/202429/11/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

In the heart of Bundoora, this remarkable residential project is taking shape, seamlessly blending modern design with elements of historic charm. The Nova Circuit development, features 54 contemporary townhouses, setting new standards in urban living. This project stands for its innovative use of materials and its thoughtful incorporation of the brick façade from a historic building, ensuring that the past and present coexist harmoniously.

Project Overview

Nova Circuit, Bundoora is more than just a collection of townhouses; it’s a community designed to provide residents with a high-quality living experience. The projects detailer, Roupen designed each townhouse with attention to detail, placing strength and durability are at the forefront. Additionally, the advanced framing techniques used in the development enhance both structural integrity and longevity, ensuring that the townhouses are built to last.

Incorporating Historic Elements

One of the standout features of the Nova Circuit project is its incorporation of the brick façade elements from a historic building. This design choice adds a layer of timeless elegance to the modern townhouses. Creating a unique aesthetic that honors the area’s architectural heritage. The integration of these historic elements was a meticulous process, requiring precise planning and execution to ensure that the new construction complements the old seamlessly.

Aerial image of the Nova Circuit Development - Blending Timeless elegance with Modern Construction

What did you enjoy about detailing this project?

I really enjoyed detailing this project because it pushed me out of my comfort zone and allowed me to explore new design challenges. The historical significance of the heritage façade was particularly intriguing, and working with such a unique element added an interesting dimension to the project. It was both a stimulating and rewarding experience to integrate modern design within this historic context.
Roupen – Project Coordinator / Detailer

Were there any issue’s you came across in the detailing process? How did you overcome this?

Navigating the existing heritage façade posed some challenges due to the walls being slightly out of plumb and the windows having varying sill heights. We relied heavily on precise site measurements and close coordination with the site manager. I am grateful to the builder, whose assistance has contributed to the success of the project.
Roupen – Project Coordinator / Detailer

Polaris Bundoora Townhouse Development — Polaris, Bundoora

Were you able to meet client expectations?

The collaboration between builder and myself was vital in meeting client expectations. Through careful planning, attention to detail, and effective communication, we ensured that the project aligned with their vision and requirements. The positive feedback we received reflects our commitment to delivering quality results.
Roupen – Project Coordinator / Detailer

Are there any design features that stood out to you?

The roof cassette system, the biggest measuring 11m(W) x 5m(L) x 4.5m(H). This represents an impressive engineering achievement. It required an innovative approach, demonstrating both precision and creativity. Looking forward to seeing the result lifted up as one module!
Roupen – Project Coordinator / Detailer

How did this job differ from that of any previous job you have detailed?

The scope and design of this project required me to thoroughly dive into the finer details. As my largest townhouse project to date, with a total of 54 units it presented some challenges from a logistical point of view. However, I’m pleased to say that we’ve successfully navigated these obstacles thrown our way.
Roupen – Project Coordinator / Detailer

The Role of Light Gauge Steel

In addition to its architectural beauty, the Nova Circuit development also showcases advanced construction techniques, particularly the use of light gauge steel. The application of TRUECORE® light gauge steel in this project offers numerous benefits, including increased strength, durability, and efficiency. Light gauge steel framing is not only lighter and straighter but also provides better resistance to environmental stresses. Making it an ideal choice for modern residential construction.

Light gauge steel frames are manufactured to precise specifications, allowing for quick and accurate assembly on-site. This precision reduces waste and minimises errors, leading to a more efficient construction process. Moreover, TRUECORE® light gauge steel has a high strength-to-weight ratio. Allowing it to support substantial loads without adding excessive weight to the structure. Consequently, this characteristic is particularly beneficial in multi-story developments like Nova Circuit, where structural integrity is paramount.

Another advantage of using TRUECORE® light gauge steel frames is their resistance to common issues such as rot, warping, and termite damage. This durability ensures that the townhouses will maintain their structural integrity and aesthetic appeal for many years to come.

Conclusion

The Nova Circuit project is progressing well, with construction moving forward on schedule. The use of light gauge steel streamlines the building process. Allowing quicker assembly, reducing construction timelines, and ensuring these homes are built to last with strength, durability, and efficiency. As the project nears completion, future residents can look forward to moving into homes that embody the perfect blend of modern convenience and historical charm.

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Dynamic Steel Frame’s “Factory in a Can” Shines on The Block 2024

Posted on 11/09/202420/09/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

This year’s Block, set on beautiful Phillip Island, has been nothing short of extraordinary. The team at Dynamic Steel Frame is thrilled to have played a key role in the construction journey once again. Partnering with TRUECORE® steel on The Block has always been an exciting endeavour for us, allowing us to showcase our innovative capabilities. This year, we introduced our “Factory in a Can” concept—a revolutionary approach to on-site steel framing.

What is the “Factory in a Can”?

Our “Factory in a Can” is a mobile, fully equipped shipping container with a singular Framecad Rollformer. Bringing the precision and efficiency of off-site manufacturing directly to the construction site. This approach eliminates the logistical challenges of transporting large steel frames. Significantly reducing freight costs and travel times to remote locations like Phillip Island. This system is particularly advantageous for large-scale projects like The Block, where timelines are tight, and quality is paramount.

Collaboration with TRUECORE® Steel

This year, our partnership with TRUECORE® steel has taken our contribution to The Block to the next level. Known for its durability, precision, and resistance to termites and fire this product is the backbone of these spectacular homes. By leveraging Australian-made TRUECORE® steel we can ensure that each frame is perfectly suited to the design specifications. Additionally, it meets the highest standards of structural integrity and sustainability.

You can learn more about the benefits of TRUECORE® steel on their website.

Efficiency and Precision On-Site

The ability to produce frames on-site has dramatically increased the efficiency of the build process on The Block this year. By minimising delays associated with transportation and allowing for immediate adjustments. The “Factory in a Can” ensures that the framing process keeps pace with the fast-moving nature of the show. Moreover, this innovative approach has been instrumental in helping the contestants stay on schedule while delivering high-quality, durable homes.

Peter Blythe and Scott Cam assemble wall frames for House 3.

A Glimpse into the Future of Construction

Dynamic Steel Frame’s involvement in The Block with our “Factory in a Can” is a glimpse into the future of construction. This approach not only highlights the efficiency and adaptability of on-site steel frame manufacturing but also underscores the importance of using premium materials like TRUECORE® steel. The combination of advanced technology and top-tier materials ensures that every home on The Block is built to last.

As the season progresses, we look forward to seeing how our steel frames, crafted with precision and care, contribute to the stunning final results. Stay tuned for more updates on our involvement in The Block and how Dynamic Steel Frame continues to revolutionise the construction industry.

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Innovative Architectural Designs Achieved with Light Gauge Steel

Posted on 19/07/202419/07/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

In the ever-evolving world of architecture, innovation and adaptability are key. Traditional materials like wood and concrete have long dominated the construction landscape, but architects and builders are increasingly turning to light gauge steel for its unique advantages. This shift is driven by light gauge steel’s ability to facilitate cutting-edge architectural designs that are not only structurally sound but also aesthetically stunning.

Flexibility in Design

One of the most compelling reasons architects favor light gauge steel is its exceptional flexibility. Unlike traditional materials, light gauge steel can be easily shaped and customised to meet the specific needs of a project. This adaptability allows for the creation of complex geometries and intricate designs that would be challenging or impossible with other materials. Architects can push the boundaries of creativity, designing curved walls, unconventional angles, and expansive open spaces with ease.

Grattan Street Facade — Grattan Street, Prahran

Morwell Gov Hub Facade — Grattan Street, Prahran

Strength and Durability

Despite its lightweight nature, light gauge steel is incredibly strong and durable. It offers a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it an ideal choice for structures that require both resilience and flexibility. This strength ensures that buildings can withstand environmental stresses, such as high winds and seismic activity, while maintaining their architectural integrity. For instance, the use of light gauge steel in high-rise buildings allows for the creation of slender, elegant structures without compromising on stability or safety.

Speed and Efficiency

The use of light gauge steel also significantly speeds up the construction process. Components are prefabricated off-site to precise specifications, which minimises on-site labor and reduces construction timelines. This efficiency is particularly beneficial for complex architectural designs that require meticulous assembly. Prefabrication ensures that each piece fits perfectly, reducing the likelihood of errors and ensuring a smoother construction process.

Morwell Gov Hub - Architectural Facade design — Morwell Government Hub – Facade

The integration of light gauge steel in architectural design represents a significant advancement in the construction industry. Its flexibility, strength, efficiency, and sustainability make it a preferred choice for innovative architectural projects. As architects continue to explore the possibilities of light gauge steel, we can expect to see even more groundbreaking designs that redefine the boundaries of modern construction.

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KFC Dandenong – Cheltenham Rd, Dandenong

Posted on 21/06/202405/07/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

KFC Dandenong stands as a testament to innovation and efficiency in modern construction. Located in Dandenong, Victoria, this project represents a pioneering approach to fast-food restaurant design. Integrating both light gauge steel and structural steel to create a durable structure and achieve architectural excellence.

At the heart of this project is the adoption of Truecore light gauge steel framing. A lightweight yet robust material that offers numerous benefits over traditional building materials. Light gauge steel is known for its strength, versatility, and sustainability, making it an ideal choice for commercial construction projects like KFC Dandenong. Complementing the light gauge steel framing, structural steel elements provide essential support and stability to the building structure. Engineered for strength and durability, structural steel enhances the overall structural integrity of the restaurant. This ensures its longevity and resilience against environmental factors.

Cheltenham Road, Dandenong – Drone Flight 06/09/2023

Advantages of light gauge steel for commercial projects

One of the key advantages of light gauge steel framing is its speed of construction. Unlike traditional building methods that often require extensive on-site fabrication, light gauge steel components are prefabricated off-site to precise specifications. This off-site fabrication process allows for faster assembly on-site, reducing construction timelines and minimising disruptions to surrounding areas. Additionally, Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology played a crucial role in the planning and coordination of these complex steel structures, ensuring seamless integration and efficient construction processes.

Integration of light gauge and structural steel

The integration of light gauge steel and structural steel allows for unparalleled design flexibility, enabling architects and designers to realise their vision while meeting stringent structural requirements. In the case of the KFC Dandenong project, this combination of materials facilitated the incorporation of modern design elements, creating a visually striking and contemporary restaurant that stands out in its surroundings.

Moreover, the use of light gauge steel and structural steel underscores the project’s commitment to sustainability. Both materials are recyclable and contribute to reducing the project’s environmental footprint, aligning with contemporary construction practices that prioritise eco-friendly solutions.

Finished Build – KFC Dandenong

The KFC Dandenong project exemplifies the successful integration of light gauge steel and structural steel in commercial construction. By leveraging the unique strengths of these materials and utilising BIM technology, the project demonstrates how modern construction techniques can deliver high-quality, visually stunning buildings in a cost-effective and efficient manner. Achieving structural excellence, architectural innovation, and environmental sustainability in harmony.

Light Gauge Steel Manufacturer – Dynamic Steel Frame

Head Contractor – AMS Constructions

Architect – BDAI

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Revolutionising Compact Living – The rise of light gauge steel in tiny house construction

Posted on 03/05/202403/05/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

In recent years, the concept of compact living has captured the imagination of individuals seeking a simpler, more sustainable way of living. Tiny houses, have become a popular choice for those who prioritise minimalism, affordability, and environmental sustainability. Whilst traditional building materials have long been associated with tiny house construction, the versatility and durability of light gauge steel is reshaping the landscape of compact living.

The Strength of Truecore Steel

At the core of lies the inherent strength of TRUECORE^® steel. Unlike traditional wood framing, light gauge steel offers superior durability and resilience. It’s resistance to pests, fire, and decay makes TRUECORE^® steel an ideal choice for constructing tiny houses that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also built to withstand the test of time.

Design Freedom and Precision

One of the key advantages of light gauge steel in tiny house construction is the design flexibility it provides. With precise 3D modeling technology, architects and builders can create intricate and innovative designs that maximize space utilisation. The precision of light gauge steel allows for tight tolerances, ensuring a seamless fit and finish.

Compact Living Light Gauge Steel Tiny House Frame

Sustainable Building Practices

Light gauge steel’s eco-friendly characteristics make it a frontrunner in the quest for sustainable building practices. Made from recycled material and fully recyclable at the end of its life cycle, light gauge steel minimises environmental impact. Additionally, its longevity and resistance to wear reduce the need for frequent maintenance or replacements, further contributing to sustainable living.

Thermal Efficiency

Beyond its structural advantages, light gauge steel provides excellent thermal efficiency. This is crucial for maintaining a comfortable living environment in tiny homes. With proper insulation, light gauge steel structures can significantly reduce energy consumption, making them an energy-efficient choice.

Efficient Construction Process

The efficiency of constructing tiny houses with light gauge steel is undeniable. The lightweight nature of the material facilitates quicker assembly, translating into shorter construction times. This not only reduces labor costs but also allows homeowners to move into their tiny abodes much sooner.

The Future of Tiny Living

As the tiny house movement continues to gain momentum, the role of light gauge steel in shaping the future of compact living cannot be ignored. It’s unique combination of strength, design flexibility, sustainability, and efficiency positions light gauge steel as a frontrunner in the evolution of tiny house construction.

Tiny house frame produced and installed by DSF's Production team in only 4 hours — Tiny house frame produced and installed by DSF’s Production team in only 4 hours

In summary, the rise of light gauge steel in the construction of tiny houses represents a pivotal milestone in the exploration of innovative and sustainable living solutions. Additionally, with the increasing desire for small, environmentally friendly homes, TRUECORE^® steel’s light gauge steel stands as a beacon of durability and design excellence.

Contact the team at Dynamic Steel Frame today! And turn your tiny house dream into a reality.

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The year that was 2023!

Posted on 21/12/202303/05/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

As another year comes to a close and we get ready for the year to follow, let’s look back on the highlights from 2023.

Projects

This past year we have yet again completed a wide array of projects. From large townhouse developments through to high-end residential and commercial builds.

Some of the townhouse developments completed include

Project Bordeaux

Dynamic Steel frame provided both light gauge and structural steel for Project Bordeaux by Elation Homes. A high-end build on Neville street, Bentleigh.

This build showcases the advantages of using light gauge steel in high-end projects, specifically referring to the undeniably straight walls, magnificent curved details and large open spaces.

Open living at Neville Street, Bentleigh

Latest Innovation

This year Dynamic Steel Frame introduced a new product to the light gauge steel industry. Hyperspan™ systems, a lighweight beam and flooring system developed to replace bulky structural steel. Hyperspan’s strength to weight ratio is second to none.

Hyperspan™ has become a popular framing choice on high volume townhouse sites. Many builders favour the efficiency an durability that technology guarantees.

Hyperspan flooring system — Hyperspan™ flooring system installed on-site for a new
townhouse development in Williamstown

“The feedback from our clients and installers has been extremely positive. The desired effect of increased on-site productivity, production speeds and reduced raw material usage has been achieved.”
Peter Blythe – Managing Director

Awards

In August managing director Peter Blythe and the team at Dynamic Steel Frame were recognised for our ongoing dedication and involvement in the light gauge steel manufacturing industry, at the 21st Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards gala dinner.

Although Dynamic Steel Frame didn’t take out the first prize, being top three in the state amongst some pretty tough competition is something to be proud of.

Peter Blythe and some of the team from Dynamic Steel Frame

“As a business owner, I’m incredibly proud of our team, who perform at the top of their game day in, day out. Watching their development is a constant source of pride and motivation for me, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see how far we have come in just 11 years”
Peter Blythe – Managing Director

Australia’s Favourite Renovation Show

Season 19 of Australia’s favourite renovation show, managing director Peter Blythe returned with TRUECORE® steel for this years retro renovations on Charming Street, Hampton.

Framing the studio and second storey additions with TRUECORE® steel and assisting contestants in utilising TRUECORE® steel throughout the building process.

This year was all about the curves. Curves over beds, curved air conditioning ductwork & coved ceilings. Creating these architectural additions in light gauge steel ensures that the lines are laser straight.

Peter Blythe seen on the block explaining adjustable noggins to the contestants of house 3

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Trade Night

In September, Dynamic Steel Frame and Ideal Fasteners held a trade night in conjunction with TRUECORE® steel and NASH to introduce our latest technologies and innovations to the light gauge industry.

Showcasing our recently produced brick piers for a façade project with Cobild, BIM 3D models and our latest innovation Hyperspan™.

This night was a great opportunity for clients to see how utilising these new products in their next build can take their projects to the next level.

The team at Dynamic Steel Frame would like to thank all of our clients, friends and supporters for another fantastic year. We are excited to see what 2024 has install for us all, and cant wait for the incredible projects ahead.

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The year of the curve

Posted on 30/10/202303/05/2024 by Nikita Elder-Ledbury

We are always mentioning the benefits of light gauge steel being Lighter. Straighter. Better. But, we don’t often mention the amazing curves that can be achieved.

This year we have seen builders utilise light gauge steel for these amazing curves more that ever!

From curved walls to, ceilings and facades the team at Dynamic Steel Frame are all over it.

Curved Wall Frames

Curved walls have made a comeback. When it comes to curved walls not many people believe that light gauge steel can be utilised to create this stunning architectural statement. However, we make this possible because of the flexibility of the design software and the accuracy of the manufacturing process.

Curves are easy to achieve with light gauge steel as we design them in the software. Segmenting the openings giving the plasterers or joiners somewhere to attach their joinery to. The design software and the machinery create the geometry for everything else to sit on and that’s why our curves are so precise.

Coved Ceilings

House 2 on this years “The Block” television series had a stunning coved ceiling . We created this coved ceiling by hanging TRUECORE^® steel trusses from the underside of the ceiling, and plastered around it. The advantage of using steel for this ceiling was that the lines between the curves were laser straight. This ceiling is perfect!

Curve ceiling — Light gauge steel beams to create straight lines between each curve.

Curved Facade’s

We recently created some magnificent curved facades and balustrades for a project on Dover Street, Cremorne for Cobild. Prefabricated with precision, this project showcases the design versatility of LGS framing made from TRUECORE^® steel.

If you are looking to use light gauge steel framing made from TRUECORE® steel for your next project, contact the team at Dynamic Steel Frame to get your project underway.

Phone: 03 9701 7342
Email: sales@dynamicsteelframe.com.au