1.0″ Form Deck

1.0" deep form deck is a shallow steel deck used as a permanent form for concrete slabs, with a depth of 1.0 of an inch. It is commonly used in construction for floors with slabs approximately 3-4" deep. Unlike composite decks, this pan deck does not have embossments and is not designed to bond with the concrete.

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1" Deck Gauge(s)

26

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24

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22

GAUGE

1.0" Deck Sidelap Attachment(s)

Metal deck sidelap attachments are the fasteners that connect adjacent sheets of steel deck at their overlapping edges, commonly known as side laps. The EOR or design team, is responsible for specifying the type and spacing of sidelap attachments. This specification is crucial as sidelap attachments play a vital role in the structural integrity of the metal deck, the diaphragm to resist lateral forces from wind or seismic activity.

NESTABLE Nestable deck is also designed generally for screw side lap style of B decking. Note the nestable side lap has a lower shear value and must be determined by the EOR.

Form Deck Finishes:

The metal deck finish is the coating on the steel deck surface, which will vary depending on the application. The EOR or design professional is responsible for specifying the finish of metal deck on a job by job basis.

• Roof deck finishes are most commonly shop coated, G-60 and G-90 varieties.
• Composite deck finishes typically uses galvanized steel to promote a bond with the concrete. Note composite decks cannot have a painted top surface as it creates potential bonding issues between the concrete and the metal deck.
• Form deck finishes are most commonly to be galvanized, or galvanized top with a painted bottom.

Form Deck Options:

Steel Decking and special variations such as acoustical, cellular, or vented metal decking are generally specified by the EOR or design professional to meet requirements on a project. The choice of a variation is determined during the design phase and typically requires a special manufacturing process, or coil. Note these variations are often indicated structural design drawings or specifications.

Certifications

The specific certifications required for a project are typically outlined in project documents, including specifications, drawings, and contracts. There are many reasons why metal deck certifications are important, we are ready to help you through the submittal process for any and all certifications with proper documentation.

SPECIFICATIONS