In areas where a concrete foundation is expensive or difficult to engineer, the Force 10 flooring system is an excellent alternative. Two precision-engineered galvanized steel components, a bearer and a joist, are the essential elements of the Force 10 Flooring System.

			The system is supported on steel stumps set in concrete footings.
			Floor bearers are provided with pre-punched holes for ease and simplicity of on-site assembly, and the steel floor joists nest securely inside the structural bearers. Floor sections come in multiple module (one meter) lengths.
			When all bearers and joists have been bolted and screwed together, floor sheeting is fixed to the frame. Particleboard, plywood or a fiber-cement sheet can be utilized for the sub-floor sheeting.
			The system can be quickly adjusted to suit sloping terrain. In desert or tropical areas, the floor allows important ventilation. The steel columns and cross bracing are very resilient in areas that suffer from earth tremors or flooding.

The Force 10 Wall System is advanced modular technology. The frame of each Force 10 panel is composed of two simple steel components. One pair of each of these components tab-locks together to form a rectangular frame. Fiber-cement sheets are then bonded to the frame, and a non-toxic polyurethane foam containing a fire retardant is injected into the panel. This completely fills the wall panel cavity to provide an impact-resistant panel with the thermal insulation properties of a brick wall 1.5 meters thick. The system includes two types of modular panels. One type is for interior use: the other for exterior.

			Each wall panel has a 2-inch vertical chase pipe to simplify electrical installation. Wall panels attach to concrete slab foundations by special anchor brackets that are bolted into the floor with a special high-strength epoxy mixture.
			When utilizing the Force 10 floor system, wall panels are secured into pre-punched holes in the steel bearers with anchor brackets and bolts.
			Two bolts join wall panels together - one at the top and another at the bottom. Standard wall panels are 1 or 2 meters wide and 2.4, 2.7 or 3.0 meters tall. For flexibility of design, doorway, window and other joinery panels are offered in a wide variety of sizes and are a standard feature of the Force 10 Wall System.
			The vertical edges of the interior wall panels are beveled. A gypsum compound is applied to the seams for a smooth interior wall finish. For situations where the Force 10 wall panels will be taken down and re-assembled on another site, a PVC jointer strip is used to finish the interior wall surfaces.
			A roof truss bracket with a threaded rod, washer and nut connects the Force 10 wall panels quickly and securely to the roof truss. Once installed, exterior wall panels are ready to paint. Texture coating, plaster rendering or brick veneer are among the broad range of exterior options.

The Force 10 Roofing System consists of strong, lightweight galvanized steel sections. All sections nest together to allow effective mechanical jointing. No welding is used and protective coatings remain fully intact, minimizing the possibility of corrosion. Roof truss components are pre-cut, pre-drilled, labeled and nested together for shipping economy and ease of assembly on site.

			Roof trusses are bolted to the wall panels by special brackets designed to safeguard the roof against winds of up to 165 mph or 255 kmh.
			Ceiling battens feature a pre-punched tab that allows them to be quickly snapped into position onto the flanges of the bottom chord of all trusses in preparation for ceiling linings.
			Purlins are fixed on top of the trusses with self-drilling screws and allow for the use of a variety of conventional roof sheetings. Pre-painted galvanized roof sheets are securely anchored with up-lift resistant cyclone washers and pre-painted screws.
			Fascia and guttering are easily clipped onto a special bracket attached to the roof truss, providing a clean, unbroken exterior finish.