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What is a pre-engineered building?
A pre-engineered building (PEB) is a steel building that is designed to order, fabricated in a factory and bolted together on site. Warehouses, factories and hangars are often built this way. Because each order has its own design, the work is managed per project and not from a fixed product list.
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