The amazing style, versatility, and affordability of Butler® buildings make them the logical choice for a variety of commercial facilities. Whether you’re looking for a simple building solution, a retrofit roof, or a multiple building complex, Butler buildings offer a fast, affordable, architecturally appealing, and environmentally-friendly solution with many significant advantages.
The benefits of using a Butler® building system are numerous and so are the advantages of working with R.A. West as your turnkey provider of building construction.
R.A. West is your local Butler Builder®
At R.A. West, we are proud to be your local Butler Builder® representing the world’s leading producer of building solutions – Butler Manufacturing™. We are your experienced local construction partner from conceptual design to final landscaping no matter what type of facility you are trying to build.
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With hundreds of successful building projects under our belt – including Brace Tool Inc (Edmonton, AB), Whissel Contracting (Calgary & Lethbridge, AB), Furniture Villa (Vulcan, AB), Global Training Center (Strathmore, AB) and many others – R.A. West brings together local construction and agricultural knowledge with a world class building solutions company. Our commitment is to provide every customer with an exceptional experience for their construction project.
Butler is the world’s leading producer of steel building systems.
Butler has more than 100 years of experience and is the world’s leading producer of building systems solutions. Ideal for religious, manufacturing, athletic, and community facilities, Butler building and roof systems offer superior performance, aesthetically pleasing design options, and proven sustainability attributes.
Exterior metal panels attached to roof purlins, available in different gauges, colors and profiles.
Metal trim piece along the rake of the roof, providing a covering at the end of the roof panel system.
Exterior metal panels attached to wall girts, available in different gauges, colors and profiles.
Roof condition created by the intersection of the lower part of two roof planes. A hip is created by the intersection of the higher part of two roof planes.
Light gauge steel wall member that supports the wall system and horizontally spans between columns along the ends of the building.
Structural members used to resist lateral forces perpendicular to rigid frames, transmitting them to the foundation. Typically, these are steel rods or angles installed in "X" configurations and found in the roof and walls.
Structural steel frame, consisting of columns and rafters located at the endwalls. Supports the girts and beams, and helps to transfer wind loads to the foundation.
Light guage steel roof member that supports the roof system and horizonally spans between support rafters or beams.
Primary structural steel members made from vertical columns and sloped rafters having rigid connections.
Light gauge steel wall member that supports the wall system and horizontally spans between columns along the sides of the building.
An opening framed by header, jamb and sill members for the placement of doors, windows, louvers or other accessory. Members consist of light gauge metal or hot rolled steel.
Structural floor system support members made from steel open web joists, steel beams or light gauge members.
Bracing located in the roof to transfer loads to the sturctural steel frames particulary is high wind, snow, and seismic conditions.
Gable frame, uniform depth columns, uniform or variable depth rafters, supported by columns, with ridge at center line.
Steel decking typically supporting concrete in a floor system.
Steel frame placed perpendicular to rigid frames along sidewalls for resisting lateral forces. Typically used to allow for openings in the wall.
Horizontal structural member located at the eave that serves as a strut and as a juncture member for the roof and wall. These are typically cee shaped and made from cold formed steel.
Metal trim piece along the ridge of the roof, providing a covering for the top ends of the roof panel system.
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Butler Manufacturing™, a division of BlueScope Buildings North America, Inc.