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Steel-frame houses, whose main load-bearing system is made entirely of steel, are among the housing models with the highest earthquake resistance. Steel columns are used in the main load-bearing system, and steel-frame construction continues throughout all exterior and interior wall blocks. The steel in the wall blocks moves together with the main load-bearers, giving the house the highest level of earthquake safety. The roof system of the house is also produced entirely with steel frames.

The average lifespan of steel-frame houses is stated as 40–60 years. That said, the actual lifespan of steel houses is much longer than this. With their long-lasting nature, they are among the most preferred models in the USA and European countries. As with any housing model, when standard maintenance is carried out on steel-framed houses, the lifespan can easily be extended to many more years. The standard maintenance we mention includes work such as interior and exterior painting and roof and gutter upkeep.

Steel-frame houses, which make insulation very easy to apply, are among the housing models that are especially recommended for cold climates. Steel wall and roof systems make both interior and exterior insulation very easy to apply. In full harmony with insulation materials, they raise the house's resistance to cold to the highest level. Thanks to their high insulation performance, climate control of steel-frame houses is extremely easy. The interior can be made cozy and warm using minimal energy, and it retains that warmth for a long time, providing savings on expense budgets through energy efficiency.

Steel-frame houses are typically designed and built as single-storey and two-storey structures. Higher steel house projects can be produced using heavy steel materials. Single-storey steel houses are widely used, while two-storey steel houses are preferred for luxury housing expectations. With architectural decoration applications, steel houses offer the very best villa comfort.

Since a steel-frame house is considered a permanent housing model, it is subject to permit procedures. A construction permit is granted for building steel-frame houses on zoned plots. Houses built on unzoned plots are treated as unauthorized construction. However, on unzoned agricultural land, steel-frame house construction may be permitted under the 5% zoning ratio, provided the size does not exceed 250 m².

To obtain a permit for steel-frame houses in urban areas, you can apply to the zoning departments of the relevant municipalities. In villages, you should apply to the Provincial Directorates of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change located in the provincial centres. The plot for which a steel-frame house permit will be obtained must be zoned. You can find out whether the plot where you want to build a steel house is open to development from the Municipal Zoning Directorate or the Land Registry Office.