Warehouse & Industrial Steel Buildings.
Clear-span warehouses, manufacturing plants and industrial facilities, engineered for heavy use.
Clear-span warehouses, manufacturing plants and industrial facilities, engineered for heavy use.
Warehouses and industrial buildings are where pre-engineered steel shines. Rigid frames span well over 100 feet without columns, clear heights accommodate high racking and cranes, and the whole structure goes up quickly so your operation starts sooner.
Meta Steel Buildings delivers warehouse and industrial facilities across Ontario and Canada, from regional distribution warehouses to manufacturing plants with overhead cranes, with engineering, fabrication, foundations, permits and erection handled by one team.
What we build
Why steel
Clear spans and high eaves give you maximum floor area and cubic storage. We plan bay spacing around your racking, frame for cranes and mezzanines, and design the slab for forklift and racking loads.
Wide open floors for racking, equipment and production flow.
20–36 ft+ clearances for high-bay racking and sprinklers.
Engineered for bridge cranes and heavy collateral loads.
Designed so future additions simply bolt on.
One accountable team
We handle consulting, 3D design, Canadian steel fabrication, foundations, permits and erection, so you don't have to coordinate separate suppliers and trades. Headquartered in Orillia, Ontario, building across Canada.
A pre-engineered steel building with clear-span or modular frames, designed around your racking layout, clear height, dock doors and local snow loads.
Pre-engineered rigid frames can span well over 100 feet column-free. For very large footprints, modular frames with a few interior columns aligned to rack aisles are often more economical.
Yes. Frames, crane runways and foundations are engineered for the crane capacity, as long as the crane is included in the original design.
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