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The Steelrite® Composite Floor System
provides a quick and economical floor/ceiling solution for the
construction of multiple story/residential structures.
The system's structure consists of a high-strength steel floor
deck that acts as permanent concrete form to create a composite,
reinforced, one-way slab.
A conventional gypsum board ceiling is directly attached or hung
from the steel deck to construct a finished interior surface.
The resulting Steelrite® Composite Floor System
meets the requirements for structural strength, minimum
deflection, fire rating, and sound control common to residential
or commercial construction.
Steelrite® is the composite floor system of
choice for high-rise and low-rise apartment buildings,
condominiums, townhouses, time-shares, senior living facilities,
motels, hotels, and other structures with residential loading
requirements.
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Steelrite®
is a permanent steel form that eliminates the need for temporary
forms.
Steelrite®
acts compositely with the concrete to provide positive
reinforcing for the slab.
Steelrite®
slabs can span up to 28 feet. Longer spans require fewer
structural supports.
Steel beams, load-bearing
metal studs, masonry, insulated concrete block forms, and poured
concrete are all compatible with the Steelrite®
system.
Steelrite®
slabs can be designed with U.L. fire rating of one or two hours
without applying drywall or spray-on fireproofing to the deck.
Independent sound
transmission (STC) tests prove that Steelrite®
slabs outperform other floor systems.
Steelrite®
uses less concrete than a traditional solid slab, reducing total
concrete volume up to 30 percent.
The Steelrite® slab beam is reinforced concrete beam the same
depth as the slab, which allows for long, uninterrupted spans.
The slab beam is supported by columns that can be hidden in
partition walls, eliminating the need for dropped beams or other
visible support members.
Because the Steelrite® slab is of a monolithic-type construction, when
tied into the load-bearing walls it becomes a single unit of
great strength. Diaphragm action of the Steelrite®
slab braces the walls; therefore, the use of tie beams is not
required.
Steelrite®
slabs allow low floor-to-floor height, which keeps overall
building height to a minimum while maximizing the usable
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