What are the main materials of steel structure buildings?

As we all know, steel structure buildings play an increasingly important role in our lives, so what are the main materials of a steel structure building? Today, let's briefly describe the main materials of a single-story steel structure building.

Structural steel:
Steel: including H-shaped steel, C-shaped steel, Z-shaped steel, angle steel, channel steel, etc., used to form the main frame and supporting structure of the building.
Steel plate: used to make floor slabs, roof panels, wall panels, etc.
Steel pipe: used for columns, beams or other structural components.
Connecting materials:
Bolts: including high-strength bolts and ordinary bolts, used to connect structural components.
Welding rods: used for welding operations to connect steel components together.

Enclosure structure materials:
Sandwich panels: commonly used for roofs and walls, consisting of two layers of metal plates inside and outside and insulation materials in the middle (such as polystyrene, rock wool, polyurethane, etc.).
Single-layer panels: such as color-coated steel plates, used for walls and roofs.

Roof and wall materials:
Waterproof materials: such as waterproof membranes and waterproof coatings, used for waterproofing of roofs.
Insulation materials: such as glass wool, rock wool, polystyrene foam, etc., used for heat insulation and heat preservation.

Door and window materials:
Aluminum alloy or plastic steel doors and windows: used for doors and windows of buildings to provide lighting and ventilation.

Anti-corrosion coatings:
Rust-proof paint: used for anti-corrosion treatment of steel structure surfaces to extend the life of the structure.

Fireproof materials:
Fireproof coatings: used to improve the fire resistance of steel structures.

Auxiliary materials:
Sealants: used for sealing joints and joints.
Fasteners: such as screws, rivets, etc., used for non-welded connections.

These materials together constitute the main and auxiliary structures of single-story steel structure buildings, ensuring the stability, safety and functionality of the building.