Purpose The purpose of this study is to know the buckling capacity for cold-formed C-column with perforation. Cold-formed C-column have been used in interior wall construction. The concept of web perforation in the column has been introduced to the construction sector to overcome the issue of material cost. Design/methodology/approach Initially, the determination of the suitable spacing for the space column for the affordable house is investigated. Analysis house frame has been done in STAAD Pro. (Staad Pro, 2003) software using cold-formed C-column without perforation. Perforation with circular shape has been used in this study with the size of 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 D (D = 180 mm). Perforation spacing is 150, 250 and 350 mm are adopted. Findings For the specimen with 0.4 D perforation and the edge distance is 539 mm have the highest buckling capacity (26.59 kN). Reduction of buckling capacity is 5.31% from cold-formed C-column without perforation and reduction of the volume is −2.16%. For the same case with 0.8 D perforation, the buckling capacity reduces with 22.52% and volume is −6.85%. Originality/value The conclusion of this analysis, C-column without perforation have higher buckling capacity compare to C-column with perforations.
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