Features
Post Frame Building Features
The Integrity Post Structures building system has taken years of experience, engineering and the latest in building innovations to provide you with the best quality post frame building. We use the highest quality materials and back our buildings with a warranty to match.
Laminated Posts
The base of strength for any post frame building is in the posts. Integrity guarantees you the strongest posts in the industry. Each ply is truss plate jointed, then is solidly glued together and laminated with galvanized metal truss plates. Lastly, it is factory assembled for superior strength and consistency.
Walls
Strong Integrity walls have 2” x 6” strapping placed 2' on centre to ensure a firm wall system.
Engineered Trusses
Our engineered trusses are secured in every two posts to ensure structural integrity you can count on.
Lighting
On an uninsulated building, consider a clear ridge light for natural sunlight the length of your building.
Metal
Our metal is stronger. We use an I-9 full 3/4" rib (large rib) metal to give our buildings more strength than the competitors.
Colours
Customize your own colour combination for your building.
Durable Roof Purlins
Our roof purlin system is built to 2' x 6', 2' on centre for extra strength.
Insulation
Integrity Post Structures buildings are easy to insulate to virtually any type of high R insulation value. A solid layer of insulation ensures high-energy efficiency standards for the lifespan of your building. Generally, walls are insulated to R28 and ceilings to R40. With an insulated building, interior walls are metal lined with a vapour barrier.
Doors
Whatever your need, we have the door for you. Your options include overhead, bi-fold, sliding, and oversized walk-in doors.
Windows
We offer sliding or fixed duoprane windows in a number of sizes.
Smoke Wall Light
Smoke wall light ensures no glare, only five per cent less lighting.
All buildings come with a broad range of trims, doors and windows to enhance the appearance and function of your building.
