06/08/2026
30 metres. Zero internal columns.
That's what a single self-supported steel arch can span β with no trusses, no purlins, and no beams cutting through your floor space. (Proflex β mbproflex.com)
For context: a conventional 30-metre-wide warehouse would typically require multiple intermediate columns, each one restricting movement, limiting storage layouts, and creating obstacles for forklifts and machinery.
A self-supported Proflex arch gives you the same covered area with none of those constraints.
Here's how it works structurally: steel panels are roll-formed on-site to the exact curve radius required for your span. They're mechanically seamed using a hook-and-hem system β no bolts, no holes, no sealant β creating one continuous, unified arch. The arch converts gravity loads into compressive forces that travel along the curve and discharge at the perimeter structure. No internal supports needed.
For larger facilities, multiple arches are combined. Length is achievable in virtually unlimited increments.
Full engineering breakdown in the link below β
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For Further Details Visit: www.mbproflex.com
π Source: 30m span / on-site roll forming / mechanical seaming: Proflex β mbproflex.com/products-specifications
