Steel Decking Panels- Roof, Floor, Form Deck

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Steel Decking For Concrete

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Steel Decking Types

Steel Decking - Roof Deck

Steel roof decking is available in 1.5" or 3" depths. 3" deep steel deck will span further vs. 1.5" steel deck.

HSB-36 - 1.5" Deep

This is a button punch side lap style of B decking. It's a steel roof deck and should not be used in conjunction with structural concrete.

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HSB-36-SS - 1.5" Deep

This is a stitch screw side lap style of B decking. It's used most often on canopies and awnings because it's more weather-tight than a button punch sidelap.

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N-24 - 3" Deep

N Deck is a long span steel roof decking panel. It's narrower than the HSN3-32 steel decking panel.

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HSN3-32 - 3" Deep

HSN3-32 is a long span steel decking profile. It's an improved version of N-24. Because it's wider it will install more quickly when compared to N-24 roof decking

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Steel Decking - Floor Deck

Steel floor decking is available in 1.5", 2", or 3" depths.

B-36 Formlok - 1.5" Deep

B-36 Formlok® is a short to medium span steel floor decking panel.

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W2-36 Formlok - 2" Deep

W2-36 Formlok® is a medium to long span composite steel floor decking panel.

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W3-36 Formlok - 3" Deep

W3-36 Formlok™ is a long span steel decking panel that's capable of spanning further than 1.5" and 2" floor deck.

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N-24 Formlok - 3" Deep

N-24 Formlok™ is rarely used and has been replaced by W3-36 Formlok or N3-32 Formlok.

This is a custom ordered product. Typical lead times is 3 to 6 weeks.

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N3-32 Formlok - 3" Deep

Most jobs that require a three inch deep metal floor decking will substitute N3-32 for W3-36 Formlok.

This is a custom ordered product. Typical lead times is 3 to 6 weeks.

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Steel Decking - Form Deck

Shallow Vercor - 9/16" Deep

Shallow Vercor is a steel form decking and it should not be used as a composite steel floor decking system.

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Deep Vercor - 1 5/16" Deep

This is a steel form decking for concrete and it should not be used as a composite steel floor deck system. Deep Vercor steel form decking is stronger than Shallow Vercor.

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What Is Steel Decking?

Steel decking is a corrugated steel that’s used for structural roof decking or composite floor decking. Steel decking panels are designed to support the insulating membrane of a roof or to support a concrete slab and create a composite steel floor deck system.

What's The Difference Between Steel Decking & Metal Decking?

They're both the same product, but are referred to differently on the East and West Coast. If you're located on the East coast it's more commonly referred to as steel deck and on the West Coast as metal deck.

What Are The Steel Decking Types?

Steel decking suppliers will furnish three types of steel decking material:

Steel Decking For Concrete - These panels are known as steel floor decking or composite floor decking. Steel decking for concrete floors will have embossments within the interior flutes of the panels that allow the concrete slab to bond with the steel decking. This will create a composite floor deck system.
Steel Decking For Roofs - These decking panels are smooth and don't have embossments. They're not designed to have structural concrete poured on top of the panels. These panels are used to support a built up roof system, awnings, canopies, gates, and fences.
Steel Form Decking - Form decking is intended to support the weight of the concrete. It's not a composite floor deck.