This article speaks up on steel commercial buildings, and commercial metal buildings. Along with the Navy, the Army, Air Force, Marines, National Guard, NASA all chose steel buildings to store and protect their valuable equipment as well as to function as training facilities and portable shelters.

1. Little Creek Commercial Buildings
Spanning 2,120 acres of land in the northwest corner of Virginia Beach, VA
sits Little Creek Amphibious Base, which is the largest base of its kind in the
world and the major operating station for the amphibious forces of the
United States Atlantic Fleet.
While many of those stationed at the base have their eyes trained on maneuverings
employed at sea, others are responsible for ensuring that everything is smooth
sailing on land.
One thing that helps keeps everything afloat on base is organization, and for the
Navy, that means the necessity for storage space to house items ranging from
general supplies to highly sensitive gear specially crafted for the Navy Seals.
At Little Creek the storage space of choice is predominately prefabricated steel
Quonset-hut style industrial steel buildings bought from SteelMaster Buildings in
Virginia Beach, and the reasons behind this decision hold universal appeal:
affordability, quality, versatility, and ease/speed of construction. Currently Little
Creek has 10 SteelMaster buildings on base, with plans to purchase more in the
future.
Steel does not rot, warp, shrink, or split, and it is non-combustible.
Structural steel is easier to handle, stronger, and less expensive than any
other common prefabricated storage building materials. Steel’s inherent
strength resists fire, earthquake, and hurricane damage. Steel components

2. weigh up to 60 percent less than wood members and all steel products are
repeatedly recyclable.
Erection of a steel building such as those sold by SteelMaster is simple and fast
compared to most traditional building construction methods. Components are made
to precise standards of accuracy so they are easy to assemble, disassemble,
relocate, and then reassemble, which saves time and money.
Along with the Navy, the Army, Air Force, Marines, National Guard, Coast Guard,
Departments of Corrections, Transportation and Defense, FBI, Public Works, DEA,
Army Corps of Engineers, and NASA all chose steel buildings to store and protect
their valuable equipment as well as to function as training facilities and portable
shelters.
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