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Digital Oro catalog: light steel frame
What Digital Oro International lists for its light steel frame: wall frames, floor joists, roof trusses and sub-floor systems, with the specifications as stated in its catalog.
The light steel frame is the structural core of the system in Digital Oro International's material catalog. It is listed first, and every other category (roofing, cladding, ceilings, floors) is built on it. This page maps what the catalog lists. It is not a price list, and the specifications below are Digital Oro International's own descriptions, not independent verification.
What the catalog lists
| Product line | As described in the catalog |
|---|---|
| Structural frame | AS1397 G550 AZ150 light steel, 0.75 or 0.95 mm, zinc-aluminum coated at more than 150 g/m2. The catalog describes it as combining aluminum's corrosion and heat resistance with zinc's sacrificial protection. |
| Standards offered | Frames in both Australian and American standards. The catalog includes a grade-equivalence table across national standards, with grade names such as G550+AZ and S550GD+AZ. |
| Wall frame | Wall frame with glass wool insulation, shown in a wall build-up detail with panel fixing, batten fixing and an interior wall lining. |
| Floor joist | AS1397 / ASTM A792 AZ150 G550 cold-formed steel, 89 mm x 41 mm, 0.75 or 0.95 mm, pre-assembled. |
| Roof truss | Light steel roof truss, shown with the roof system build-up. |
| Insulated sub-floor | Foldable insulated sub-floor using 100 mm SHS/RHS with light steel, with glass wool-filled channels and floor panel. |
| Elevated sub-floor / chassis | SHS stump and RHS bearer with light steel frame joists, for raised floors. |
Source: category 01, pages 3-10 of the Digital Oro International LGS Building System material catalog (open the catalog PDF). Certification names such as GB, CE, AS and SGS are labels the catalog prints, not documents. Ask for the certificate or test report for the exact product and batch.
What the catalog does not say
The catalog does not give prices, minimum order quantities, lead times, stock levels or shipping terms. Those come from Digital Oro International in a quotation.
What to ask for before you order
- Mill certificate or test report for the exact steel grade and coating mass of the coil used for your order.
- Structural calculations or engineer sign-off for the specific frame, not only the catalog description.
- Which standard (AS or ASTM) the frame is designed and delivered to, in writing.
- Connection and fastener schedule, including screws and anchors.
- Corrosion protection basis for your climate, especially coastal sites.
Next step
Write the exact items, quantities and documents you need into a request for quotation. Our RFQ guide and builder does this, and the full catalog map shows the other nine categories.
Questions people ask
Is the steel frame covered by a stated standard?
The catalog names AS1397 / ASTM A792 for the steel and says frames can be supplied to Australian or American standards. Confirm which one applies to your project in writing.
What does AZ150 mean?
AZ150 is a zinc-aluminum alloy coating class with a coating mass of 150 g/m2. Ask for the mill certificate to confirm the delivered coating.
Does the catalog give frame prices or lead times?
No. The catalog lists specifications only. Price, lead time and minimums have to come from Digital Oro International directly.
Sources and further reading
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