A-LINX Panelized Construction

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Building Differently

The A-LINX system is a comprehensive, game-changing approach to light-gauge steel construction. Its factory-controlled process gives architects and engineers greater precision, speed, and flexibility than conventional alternatives.

Key system components include:

• Floor assemblies: composite decks, hollow-core plank, open-web steel joists, and standard C-joists.
• Exterior walls: panels can ship with insulation, air barriers, sheathing, and pre-installed EIFS, faux brick, fibre-cement, or aluminum finishes.
• Prefab panels: load- and wind-bearing panels engineered to support the complete superstructure.
• Structural steel: posts, angles, HSS, and W sections added where required for point loads and longer spans.
• Lintels: steel stud/track or structural steel beams installed above openings to distribute loads.
• Slab shoring: temporary beams that support floor slabs during concrete placement and curing.

Typical inclusions include cast-in-place cores, pre-installed windows and doors, prefabricated mechanical openings, shop drawings, and engineering. Factory-made components are assembled to high-precision standards, reduce production waste, and adapt to a wide range of design approaches.

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A Better Way to Build

A-LINX coordinates factory production with site work so project teams can move faster with fewer disruptions.

• Parallel workstreams: components are pre-manufactured while civil and construction work proceeds.
• Less manpower on site: reduced labour requirements lower cost and site risk.
• Fewer weather restrictions: factory production protects schedule certainty.
• Single-source accountability: A-LINX and its affiliates support delivery from site work through superstructure.
• Design flexibility: standardized or custom components built to project specifications.
• Precision fabrication: quality-control systems verify conformance before components arrive.
• Reduced material waste: controlled procurement and handling improve cost control.
• Lighter foundations: lightweight components can reduce bearing requirements.
• Limited storage: better materials management reduces on-site space needs.
• Expedited erection: compressed site schedules reduce equipment and resource demands.

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Speed, Precision and Control

Revolutionary speed and flexibility It’s no wonder why recent developments in pre-fabricated light-gauge steel construction are shifting the status quo of traditional building methods. Light-gauge steel dramatically improves every aspect of the construction cycle, making it a more economical, profitable and competitive way to build. While other benefits, discussed elsewhere in this brochure, are significant, the speed and flexibility of light-gauge steel are clearly its most revolutionary advantages. In typical cases, using light-gauge steel for your superstructure can reduce erection time by 35%, compared to conventional cast-in-place construction.

And, as shown in the photo, exterior wall components can be installed­—in minutes—with pre-manufactured exterior finishes such as EIFS, faux brick, and aluminum panels, etc. already in place. 35% FASTER SUPERSTRUCTURE BUILD Typical A-LINX performance compared to conventional (cast-in-place) construction

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Smart Building Systems

Cost savings that drive winning proposals. The A-LINX building system combines a controlled construction schedule, precision workmanship, and efficient material use to reduce overall project cost. Lighter superstructures can also reduce foundation and footing requirements.

Additional savings come from:

• Reduced need for extensive skilled trades on site.
• Less exposure to weather delays and downtime.
• Factory-controlled assembly and materials handling.
• Front-loaded planning that supports value engineering.

These advantages create a meaningful competitive edge compared with traditional building processes. Typical A-LINX performance can deliver up to 20% superstructure cost savings compared with conventional cast-in-place construction.

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Game-Changing Results

A vertically integrated partner that manages the full delivery path—from planning and permitting through fabrication, transportation, site work, and installation. Through its affiliated companies, A-LINX provides a coordinated construction service that helps owners and project teams move from concept to completion with fewer handoffs.

Our affiliated services include:

• Planning, permitting, and development support.
• Major infrastructure work and site preparation.
• Modular and custom component development.
• General construction and site management.
• Electrical infrastructure and building systems.

Our core team brings decades of combined construction experience and has managed projects with a collective value of more than $7 billion.

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Game Changing to the Core

A-LINX prefabricated light-gauge steel construction gives architects and developers a distinct competitive edge through lower superstructure costs, greater precision, and shorter schedules.

Head office
5175 Concession Rd 8
Oldcastle (Windsor), ON N0R 1L0

Sales office
5900 Explorer Drive
Mississauga, ON L4W 5L2

www.alinx.build

A-LINX builds on the strength and experience of industry professionals across a comprehensive range of construction disciplines. Our core team is led by innovators in light-gauge steel and supported by construction consultants who have collectively managed projects valued at more than $7 billion.