Mandai Rainforest Park@RainForest Wild Asia Singapore

(Supplying Wild Steel Hollow Section @ Building Structure)

As Singapore continues to transform into a "City in Nature," the Mandai Rejuvenation Project stands as one of the most significant developments in the nation's history. We are immensely proud to contribute to the Rainforest Wild Asia zone, an immersive adventure attraction designed to bring visitors closer to the wild than ever before. For this iconic project, we supplied premium Steel Hollow Sections utilized in the primary building structures. 

1. Aesthetically Sleek: Hollow sections were chosen for their clean, geometric lines, allowing the architecture to blend seamlessly with the surrounding lush greenery without looking visually heavy.
2. Structurally Robust: These sections provide the critical load-bearing framework required for the park's facilities and walkways, offering a superior strength-to-weight ratio.
3. Built to Last: Situated in a high-humidity tropical zone, the structural integrity of our steel ensures long-term durability and safety for future visitors.

Being selected to supply for Mandai Rainforest Park is a testament to our quality standards and reliability. Whether it is a national landmark or a commercial complex, we deliver structural steel solutions that engineers trust and architects love.

Steel hollow sections are used for the columns and cross‑beams, forming a series of portal frames along the curved route for an outdoor canopy/trellis.

Steel hollow sections are used as cantilevered brackets and a backing frame, anchored to the wall, to support the themed rockwork/shotcrete facade and mesh.

Steel hollow sections act as secondary beams/purlins spanning between the edge girders to support the metal deck, with shear studs on the main beams for a composite slab.

Steel hollow sections are used as light columns along the perimeter to back future partitions and services.

 Galvanized steel transfer truss using steel hollow sections (RHS/SHS) as the diagonal and vertical web members, with shear studs on the top chord for a composite slab.

Steel hollow sections are used as upright posts forming a wall/feature frame, with round tube braces providing temporary stability during erection.