Designing with Light Gauge Steel
You can Empower Your Designs. Cut Costs. Save Time.
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This is a list of skills you will learn when enrolling for the Designing with Light Gauge Steel course
The origins and rise of light gauge steel in South Africa (2006–today)
How to simplify LGS design using standard sizes and “rule-of-thumb” techniques
The advantages and disadvantages of LGS in the built environment
Core components of SANS 517:2014 (the official code for light steel frame buildings)
How to integrate LGS into your designs alongside other systems (brick, concrete, etc.)
Validated by GIfA, 1CPD SACAP credit (Cat 1)
This compact but powerful course is built for Architects, by experts, giving you the confidence and competence to specify light gauge steel (LGS) in your designs. Discover how LGS can be used as a flexible, cost-effective, and construction-accelerating system that integrates seamlessly with brick, concrete, and structural steel frameworks.
From SANS 517:2014 standards to real-world applications in walls, slabs, and roofs—you'll gain practical knowledge, aesthetic inspiration, and engineering-backed guidance to level up your architectural toolkit.
✔️ Learn the rules.
✔️ Apply the system.
✔️ Design smarter.
This workshop is engaging and will involve a Q&A component. A CPD certificate of completion will be awarded to each attendee.
CPD CREDITS AND CATEGORY |
1 X Category 1 CPD Credit |
DATE: |
3 December 2025 |
TIME AND VENUE: |
8AM-2PM (Full Day workshop with Quiz) @ CPD Central online |
PRICING: |
R1165 (Early Bird - ends 8 July at 12pm) R1465 (Full Price) |
GIfA member's discount |
10% email [email protected] for your coupon |
This course is tailored for Architects who want to expand their material vocabulary, reduce project timelines, and create more efficient structural solutions. You'll not only understand the core concepts of LGS, but also learn how to apply them in real-world scenarios.
This is for forward-thinking architects and designers who want to:
Join us to deepen your understanding of Light Gauge Steel and apply this knowledge to your current projects!
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