Structure only
Atlas frame, purlins, bracing and connection hardware.
R 248 670
Excluding VAT
Build this optionWarehouse cost guide · South Africa
Planning this footprint? Atlas uses 4m modular bays, so we compare the closest practical standard configurations without hiding the difference.
Current starting guide
R 248 670
10m x 44m x 4.5m · ZAM · structure only · excl. VAT
Compare Atlas options ↓Live Atlas pricing
Supply only · excl. VAT
Atlas frame, purlins, bracing and connection hardware.
R 248 670
Excluding VAT
Build this optionAtlas structure with galvanised IBR roof sheeting.
R 392 159
Excluding VAT
Build this optionAtlas structure with galvanised IBR roof and side-wall sheeting. Gable ends remain open.
R 567 648
Excluding VAT
Build this optionWhat you are comparing
Atlas is a bolted lip channel warehouse system built in 4m bays. The guide changes with the selected span, production length, eave height, steel finish and sheeting scope rather than relying on a generic rate per square metre.
System
Atlas W10
Module
4m bays
Standard eave
4.5m
Roof pitch
15° dual pitch
Delivery
Quoted separately
Installation
Reviewed after enquiry
Buyer guidance
The structure guide stays transparent. These project-specific items are reviewed before the final quote.
Distance, unloading access and site conditions are assessed before transport is priced.
Erection requirements depend on access, ground conditions, height and the final building scope.
Doors, openings, flashing details, sheeting profile and colour are confirmed during project review.
Concrete, foundations and ground preparation are not assumed in this supply-only structure guide.
Questions answered
Atlas warehouses use 4m modular bays. The closest standard options to 45m x 10m are 44m x 10m and 48m x 10m. Current supply-only prices are shown on this page and update by scope and steel finish.
Move from research to a real configuration
Start with the closest module, then adjust the structure, steel finish and sheeting before requesting a reviewed quote.
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