
Caribbean Frames and Supplies
Caribbean Frames and Supplies exists to help builders, developers, and governments
plan and build projects in the Caribbean
Manufacturer-direct cold-formed steel for the Caribbean
Cold-formed steel Caribbean buyers can order direct: Caribbean Frames & Supplies is how US Frame Factory sells light-gauge steel into the region. We work with general contractors, developers, and government housing programs that need studs, track, trusses, and prefabricated wall panels without a distributor in the middle. Buying cold-formed steel Caribbean projects actually need means buying it factory-direct.
US Frame Factory manufactures in Louisiana. Published US locations include Broussard manufacturing and a Houston distribution office. The company also publishes a Caribbean plant at Cove and John, Guyana, through Frames and Supplies (Guyana) Inc. Factory-direct is the point. See usframefactory.com and the Guyana site guyanaframe.com.

What we sell
The same cold-formed steel line US Frame Factory publishes on its homepage: structural metal studs and track, engineered trusses, prefabricated wall panels, drywall studs, fasteners, clips, sheet metal, strapping, and coil. Custom lengths up to 56 feet, cut to the 1/16 inch. Typical custom-length lead time is under a week.
On the Guyana line, roll-formers run webs from 1-5/8 inch to 14 inch, flanges from 1-1/4 inch to 3-1/2 inch, gauges 10 through 28. US Frame Factory publishes that panelizing can save up to 50% of build time, and that kits can be assembled with a drill and screws. Trusses: clear spans up to 80 feet, back-to-back C-shape typically up to 40 feet. Sources: engineered metal trusses and residential steel framing kits.
Clips and accessories: clips.usframefactory.com.

Coatings and wind for cold-formed steel Caribbean projects
US Frame Factory ships standard G60 or G90 galvanized coatings. The international page says that coating is suited to humid environments. Trusses can be engineered for hurricane-level wind loads. The engineering page states trusses can be manufactured for up to 220 mph winds, including High Velocity Hurricane Zone work in south Florida and the Caribbean islands. Design is to the project wind speed. Sources: international shipping and engineering services.
Why steel instead of waiting on concrete
Light-gauge steel frames apartments, hotels, and housing faster than waiting on concrete. That is the case already made on guyanaframe.com/why-metal-studs. Compared with wood, cold-formed steel does not warp when wet, does not rot or grow mold the way wood can on a rain-soaked job, and does not light on fire. Those points come from US Frame Factory public framing education.

How a Caribbean job works
- Send drawings. Architectural plans are enough to start.
- Estimate and take-off. We run material take-offs from the plans.
- Engineering. Shop drawings and stamped engineering are available. US Frame Factory names IBC, ASCE 7, AISC 360, AISI S100, and ACI 318 on its engineering page.
- Roll and fabricate. In-house roll forming. Custom members or prefabricated panels.
- Ship and stand. US Frame Factory publishes container shipping to Caribbean ports and typical transit of 15 to 30 days. Guyana production is listed at Cove and John.

Services we already list
This site already offered a full stack around the frame. We still do that work.
Services
We make delivering large high quality Caribbean projects possible.
- Preconstruction services (engineering and design)
- Labor sourcing
- Site materials
- Foundation materials
- Framing materials
- Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems
- Cladding, finishing, flooring, external, and internal finishing systems
- Doors, windows, fixtures, and final furniture
Who this cold-formed steel Caribbean supply line is for
Government housing, general contractors, and developers. Hotels, apartments, clinics, schools, and housing across the Caribbean. Guyana-specific housing, prices, and the Why Metal Studs article live on guyanaframe.com/why-metal-studs/.

Work we can point to
US Frame Factory has supplied cold-formed steel for hotels, multifamily, commercial buildings, hospitals, and residential kits. See the project portfolio.
In Georgetown, the hospital page names Dr. Balwant Singh Hospital for interior metal-stud partitions: cold-formed steel framing for hospital projects. The Element Hotel in Richmond, Virginia is on the USFF portfolio as a joist and wall-material supply job for an 8-story hotel.
Talk to sales
Send drawings. We will run a take-off and talk through engineering, panels, and delivery for your cold-formed steel Caribbean project.
- Guyana contact: guyanaframe.com contact
- US Frame Factory sales: sales@usframefactory.com, (337) 282-5877
- Mateo Atwi: mateo@usframefactory.com
- US Frame Factory contact page
- On this site: contact us, about us, and our portfolio
