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Structural Steel Floor Decking

Structural Steel for Deck Flooring

InfraBuild Steel Centre sources a variety of structural steel decking products, manufactured in Australia and available in a range of base metals and widths of coverage.

Typical Uses

  • Residential construction

Features

  • Excellent spanning capacities for greater strength
  • Saves on concrete and reinforcing costs
  • Fast and easy to install
  • Less manual handling required

Relevant Standards

  • AS 1397: Continuous hot-dip metallic coated steel sheet and strip - Coatings of zinc and zinc alloyed with aluminium and magnesium

To find out more about the structural steel floor decking products stocked at your local InfraBuild Steel Centre please contact your nearest branch.

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