Light steel housing is a type of housing construction that utilizes light gauge steel framing members as the primary structural support for the building. Light steel framing is made up of thin steel sections, typically less than 2mm in thickness, that are formed into structural shapes using a roll-forming process.

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Light steel housing has many advantages over traditional construction methods, including faster construction times, improved energy efficiency, reduced waste, and greater design flexibility. Light steel framing is also lightweight, making it easier to transport and handle on-site.

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Light steel housing can be designed to meet a variety of architectural styles and can be built to a wide range of specifications, including single-family homes, multi-story buildings, and even large-scale commercial and institutional structures.