Complex structures.
Clear solutions.
Affordable solutions for everyday use. Reinforced concrete analysis, design notes and drawings — in one clear graphical environment.
Precision for every
structural element.
From individual beams and columns to complete concrete buildings.
BUILD-PRO
Complete analysis and design of reinforced concrete buildings.
DEEP BEAM
Design of Deep Beams with the Strut-and-Tie method. (Chapter 23 of ACI318-19 metric)
CORBEL
Design of reinforced concrete corbels according to ACI318-19 metric.
RCBEAM PRO
Design and drawing generation of beams with many new options like 2D frame analysis, rigid links, supports settlement, etc…
WALLS EXPERT
Design of core walls of any shape according to ACI318-25 metric
COLUMN PRO
Design of reinforced concrete columns according to ACI 318-19 metric.
SLABS EXPERT
Innovative application CAD-based, to design slabs according to ACI 318-25.
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STRES is a company specialized in creating computer programs for Structural Engineers who work in the field of reinforced concrete design.
A STRES product distinguishes itself from the concurrence by some traits that the user can quickly notice at his first contact with the software. The adopted approach in conceiving our products is based on two principles that are rarely simultaneously present in the Commerce.
The first one consists in providing a simple and clear interface where the number of parameters and entries is restricted to the minimum. Many engineers complain of feeling uncomfortable -if not lost- with complicated interfaces, and spend hours drawn in the Help document trying to take control over the software. Our interfaces are thoroughly designed to offer the most efficient way to introduce the necessary data with zero learning curve. All parameters and settings are grouped and well structured inside one window.
The second principle aims to provide the results of the calculations and the design notes with equal professionalism with clarity and conciseness. Annotated graphics automatically display, and eventually appropriate dialog boxes show-up to warn the user about design problems. Original technical image (unavailable on the source website)