Steel Form Deck is a smooth-surface steel decking used primarily as a permanent form for poured-in-place concrete slabs. Form Deck provides a stable base during construction and allows the concrete to achieve its full design strength. Unlike embossed composite deck, which includes mechanical indentations to create shear bond and increase composite slab strength, smooth Form Deck does not rely on adhesion and serves strictly as a non-composite form. Ideal for floors, roofs, and mezzanines, it offers fast installation, uniform support, and compatibility with a wide range of structural framing systems.

Composite Steel Decking features an embossed surface designed to mechanically bond with poured-in-place concrete, creating a composite slab system with increased strength and stiffness. Unlike smooth Form Deck, which serves only as a non-composite form, the embossments in Composite Deck provide shear interlock that allows the steel and concrete to act together structurally. Ideal for floors, mezzanines, and multi-story construction, Composite Decking offers enhanced load-carrying capacity, efficient material usage, fast installation, and compatibility with a wide range of framing systems.

Steel Roof Decking provides structural support for commercial and industrial roofing systems and is available in multiple profiles, including Type A (Narrow Rib), Type B (Wide Rib), Type F (Intermediate Rib), and Type N (Deep Rib). Each profile offers different span and load capabilities, from light-duty and form-deck use to long-span, heavy-duty roof applications. Decking is offered in galvanized (G60/G90), prime-painted, or bare steel finishes, providing options for corrosion resistance, interior use, or cost-sensitive applications. Compatible with most roofing assemblies, steel roof deck installs quickly, delivers uniform support, and works with a wide range of framing system

Steel Roof Decking provides structural support for commercial and industrial roofing systems and is available in multiple profiles, including Type A (Narrow Rib), Type B (Wide Rib), Type F (Intermediate Rib), and Type N (Deep Rib). Each profile offers different span and load capabilities, from light-duty and form-deck use to long-span, heavy-duty roof applications. Decking is offered in galvanized (G60/G90), prime-painted, or bare steel finishes, providing options for corrosion resistance, interior use, or cost-sensitive applications. Compatible with most roofing assemblies, steel roof deck installs quickly, delivers uniform support, and works with a wide range of framing system

Steel Roof Decking provides structural support for commercial and industrial roofing systems and is available in multiple profiles, including Type A (Narrow Rib), Type B (Wide Rib), Type F (Intermediate Rib), and Type N (Deep Rib). Each profile offers different span and load capabilities, from light-duty and form-deck use to long-span, heavy-duty roof applications. Decking is offered in galvanized (G60/G90), prime-painted, or bare steel finishes, providing options for corrosion resistance, interior use, or cost-sensitive applications. Compatible with most roofing assemblies, steel roof deck installs quickly, delivers uniform support, and works with a wide range of framing system

Steel Roof Decking provides structural support for commercial and industrial roofing systems and is available in multiple profiles, including Type A (Narrow Rib), Type B (Wide Rib), Type F (Intermediate Rib), and Type N (Deep Rib). Each profile offers different span and load capabilities, from light-duty and form-deck use to long-span, heavy-duty roof applications. Decking is offered in galvanized (G60/G90), prime-painted, or bare steel finishes, providing options for corrosion resistance, interior use, or cost-sensitive applications. Compatible with most roofing assemblies, steel roof deck installs quickly, delivers uniform support, and works with a wide range of framing system