Primary framing
Welded I-section columns and rafters form the main frame. Establish the required span, clear height, bay spacing and design loads before member sizes and connections are developed.
Pre-engineered building manufacturer
for UAE projects.
A coordinated steel building system, from primary frames and secondary members to roof and wall cladding. Discuss your warehouse, factory or industrial building with Roofings Middle East.
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Think beyond the frame.
The starting point is how the building will be used: the space people need, the equipment it houses and the way materials move through it. A clear operational brief lets the structural system and envelope be considered together. Roofings’ PEB offering combines welded I-section framing, cold-formed secondary members and cladding.
Secondary members
Z and C members, purlins, girts, eave struts and bracing support the envelope and contribute to the designed structural system. Coordinate these with cladding spans and openings.
Roof & wall envelope
Select the roofing and wall package around weather exposure, internal conditions and project performance requirements. Interfaces with doors, ventilation and penetrations need to be resolved alongside the steel.
Designed around your operation
Space that supports
the way you work.
Column positions, clear heights and access routes shape the usefulness of a building. Discuss storage, equipment and material movement alongside the structural layout so the space is considered from the start.
- Clear heights and working space
- Mezzanine and equipment interfaces
- Openings and access requirements
technical references
Look closer at the system.
These diagrams explain possible arrangements. They are reference illustrations, not construction drawings for your project.
Specification guide
The information that
defines your package.
Use this guide to organize the initial discussion. The final specification and scope are established in the project documentation and proposal.
| Requirement | Information to provide | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Building geometry | Length, width, clear height, roof slope and bay layout | Defines the usable space and starting frame arrangement. |
| Operating requirements | Storage layout, equipment, openings and access | Identifies constraints affecting columns and interfaces. |
| Additional loads | Mezzanines, cranes, suspended equipment and roof equipment | Allows the agreed loads to be considered in engineering. |
| Envelope specification | Profile, insulation, finishes and performance requirements | Coordinates the cladding package with the supports. |
| Project scope | Design, supply, erection responsibilities and delivery location | Establishes what the proposal needs to include. |
Frame to envelope
Bring the whole
building together.
The frame, secondary supports and cladding need to work as a coordinated package. Establish the roof and wall specification, finishes and openings alongside the building geometry.
- Coordinated structural and cladding scope
- Project-specific roof and wall requirements
- Defined delivery and site responsibilities
From brief to delivery
A defined process.
Clear responsibilities.
Brief & layout
Share the use, geometry and operational requirements. Agree the scope and information needed to develop the building.
Design & coordination
Resolve the structural basis, secondary members, openings and envelope interfaces before fabrication documentation is finalized.
Manufacture & protection
Prepare the approved steel components, connection details and specified surface protection through the manufacturing process.
Pack & deliver
Confirm delivery destination, sequence, component handling and receiving responsibilities with the project team.
Agree the design, supply, site support and approval responsibilities in the proposal. Programme and delivery arrangements follow the agreed scope and project information.
Prepare your enquiry
Send the brief.
Start the conversation.
Share what is available, from an outline requirement to a detailed drawing package. Identify missing information so the team can clarify the next step.
Request a project proposal- Site location and building use
- Length, width, clear height and roof geometry
- Drawings, column layout and large openings
- Mezzanine loads and crane manufacturer data
- Roof and wall requirements, finishes and approvals
- Target programme, delivery location and scope
Pre-Engineered Buildings FAQs
Answers before
you commit to the scope.
What is a pre-engineered steel building?
It is a steel building system in which the primary framing, secondary members and envelope are designed and coordinated for the agreed building requirements. Factory-produced components are then supplied for assembly according to the project documentation.
Can a PEB include a mezzanine?
Yes, a mezzanine can be considered within the engineered scope. Share its use, loading, equipment and clearance requirements so it can be coordinated with the main building.
Does Roofings supply the crane itself?
The PEB scope identifies supporting brackets and crane runway beams. Crane equipment, controls and related responsibilities should be confirmed separately in the proposal.
What affects the cost of a PEB?
Geometry, loads, steel quantities, cladding, additional systems, protection requirements and delivery scope all affect the proposal. Supply the available brief so the team can review the actual requirement.
Can I request a clear-span or unusual layout?
Share the desired operational space and any restrictions on internal columns. The engineering team should assess the arrangement against the site conditions, loads and project requirements.
Does RME provide erection, and are foundations included?
RME provides design, steel supply, erection and site supervision. Foundations, civil works, unloading and lifting arrangements must be identified separately in the quotation and coordinated with the main contractor.
From design to site
Design. Manufacture. Supply. Install.
Engineering & detailing
Building design, structural analysis, modelling and fabrication drawings connect the project brief to manufacturing.
Manufacturing & supply
Welded primary frames, secondary members and roof and wall systems are prepared for the agreed steel-building package.
Erection & installation
RME provides steel-building erection and roof and wall cladding installation, coordinated with the project drawings and site sequence.
Site supervision
Site supervision supports the coordination of erection and installation activities. The proposal defines the site deliverables and interfaces with other contractors.
Foundations, civil works, unloading, lifting arrangements and crane machinery are identified separately in the project scope. Crane-support steelwork does not include the crane equipment itself.
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PEB and cladding services across the UAE.
Roofings Middle East provides design, manufacturing, supply, erection, cladding installation and site supervision for industrial and commercial building projects across all seven emirates.
- Abu Dhabi
- Dubai
- Sharjah
- Ajman
- Umm Al Quwain
- Ras Al Khaimah
- Fujairah
Headquartered in Hamriyah Free Zone, Sharjah, with branches in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Share the site location, access requirements and programme so delivery and site activities can be coordinated.
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