When installing light steel keel, the following factors need to be considered, including construction techniques, connection methods, etc.:

Preparation work: Before installing the light steel keel, it is necessary to clean and prepare the construction site to ensure a clean and orderly construction environment.

Measurement and layout: Before installing the keel, accurate measurement and layout must be carried out to determine the position and size of the keel, ensuring the accuracy of installation.

Construction techniques: Installing light steel keel requires mastering certain construction techniques, including correct use of tools, control of force, avoiding deformation, etc., to ensure the stability and accuracy of keel installation.

Connection method: The connection method of light steel keel is usually bolted or welded. When choosing a connection method, it is necessary to consider the stability and durability of the structure, and choose an appropriate connection method reasonably.

Supporting structure: When installing light steel keel, it is necessary to establish a good supporting structure to ensure that the load-bearing capacity of the keel is evenly distributed, and to improve the overall load-bearing capacity and stability.

Safety considerations: During the installation process, attention should be paid to construction safety and necessary protective measures should be taken to avoid accidental injuries.

Adjustment and inspection: After installation, it is necessary to adjust and inspect the light steel keel to ensure that all parts are firmly connected, the dimensions are accurate, and meet the design requirements.

Standardized operation: During the installation process, relevant specifications and standards must be followed, such as building codes, safety regulations, etc., to ensure construction quality and safety.