Two-storey cold-formed steel house frame with gable roof trusses

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About Us

Cold-formed steel systems, made in Canada

EBS Global makes cold-formed steel building materials and prefabricated systems in Barrie, Ontario. We work with contractors, developers, architects and homeowners, from planning and design through production to installation on site.

Durability & Strength

Cold-formed steel resists wind and seismic stress, and it will not warp, shrink, rot, or burn.

Fast Installation

Prefabricated systems shorten framing by months compared with traditional construction.

our products

A full line of cold-formed steel products

We make studs, track, roof deck and prefabricated panels: the parts that frame walls, floors and roofs. All of it is rolled and engineered in Canada.

Fully customizable cold-formed steel wall framing.

Metal wall cladding and prefabricated steel building panels.

Roof deck, metal roof sheets, and channels.

Inside the plant

Our Operations Manager walks the line

Filmed on the floor in Barrie, walking the framing line while it runs.

The line

Seven stations on one floor

Steel arrives as coil and leaves as finished panels. Every station below was filmed on our floor in Barrie.

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Coil

Steel arrives as coil and is loaded to the line.

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Roll forming

The profile is formed on our own rollers.

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Cutting

Cut to length for its place in the panel.

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Punching

Service holes and connections punched in line.

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Panel assembly

Walls are built lying flat, so they come out square.

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Staging

Bundled and sequenced in the order the site needs.

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Dispatch

Loaded and shipped from 220 John Street.

The plant

220 John StreetBarrie, Ontario

The roll-forming line, panel assembly, staging and dispatch are all in this building.

Plant tours by appointment

The EBS Global roll-forming line running across the plant floor in Barrie, Ontario
The roll-forming line. Profiles are formed here, from coil.
Bundles of finished cold-formed steel sections stacked in the EBS warehouse
Finished sections, staged for dispatch.
The production floor at the EBS Global plant, company banner overhead
The production floor.
The ribbon being cut at the opening of the EBS Global facility in Barrie
Opening day, 20 March 2025.

We roll gauges 12 through 25, in web depths from 3⅝ to 12 inch, plus B-deck and N-deck. Every size we make is listed in the product data sheet.

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recent projects

Steel-framed projects across Canada

Modular school

Parry Sound, ON

Modular trailer project

Built in Barrie, ON

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Product Lines

Manufacturing plant

Founded

As seen on CTV News

The Barrie grand opening, on the news

CTV News reported from the March 20, 2025 opening of our cold-formed steel facility in Barrie, Ontario.

Video: “Grand opening of state-of-the-art steel factory in Barrie”, CTV News on YouTube

why cold-formed steel

Why builders choose cold-formed steel

Customizability

Fully customizable wall systems

High Production Output

Advanced manufacturing meets tight deadlines

Environmental Benefits

Recyclable materials, reduced on-site waste

Cost-Effectiveness

Prefabrication lowers material and labour cost

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Call us

(647) 812-0253

working process

From design to on-site execution

We work with contractors, developers, architects, and homeowners from planning and design through production and on-site implementation, all from one plant in Canada.

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Design & Engineering

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Manufacturing

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On-Site Implementation

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Questions

Common questions about cold-formed steel

Yes. Cold-formed steel is fire-resistant (retains about 50% strength even at 593C / 1,100F), mold- and termite-proof, flood-resistant, dimensionally stable and 100% recyclable.

Traditional construction: approx. $1,056,000 and 8-10 months for framing. EBS Global system: approx. $960,000 and 2-3 months for framing. That's a 10% cost saving and a time saving of 5-7 months just on the structural shell.

EBS Global buildings are engineered to withstand winds up to 180 mph (290 km/h) and are not affected by flood water like wood.

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Looking up through a cold-formed steel frame, joists and trusses against the sky
Galvanized steel wall panels and floor joists being set on a concrete foundation
EBS Global staff member in a hi-vis vest on the plant floor in Barrie
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