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BUILDING A BETTER WORLD |
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| PolySteel
PanelDeck |
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PanelDeck adds a
new dimension to the energy efficiency of commercial structures
while providing the strength, protection and design flexibility so
often required in these types of buildings.
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| ROOFS
– Where maximum clear spans are required, PanelDeck can be used in
conjunction with a variety of engineered truss systems to help
create the unencumbered open spaces needed in warehouses, theaters,
gymnasiums and other multi-purpose buildings.
Sloped or flat, a PanelDeck roof can be easily sealed and
waterproofed with a variety of readily available materials to create
the most durable roof imaginable. |
| FLOORS
– Separating the noises from one story to another is a common
requirement for offices, hotels, apartments, condominiums and other
high-density structures. PanelDeck
provides a virtually soundproof barrier between floors, in addition
to the fire protection offered by a solid concrete slab. |
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| WALL
– The combination of high-density expanded polystyrene
insulation with an integral steel insert and attachment
point makes PanelDeck the perfect forming material for
creating insulated tilt-up concrete walls.
The exterior can be finished with any traditional
concrete-covering material available, while the interior
can be covered and finished with drywall, creating an
energy-efficient, user-friendly wall system that
effectively competes with other finished tilt-up
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all applications, utilities are easy to install in the
pre-molded access passages, and any type of finish can
be mechanically attached to the integrated steel
inserts. With
the high cost of energy and an increasing demand for
improving the workplace environment, PolySteel PanelDeck
offers a unique and cost-effective solution to all of
your commercial and industrial needs.
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SHORING
& BRACING:
Installer is responsible for the design and correct installation of
shoring of PanelDeck® forms in accordance with ACI (American Concrete
Institute) 347R-94 "Guide
to Framework for Concrete" Chapter 2, Design. Any variance
from these standards must be provided and certified in advance by a
Structural Engineer, licensed for the jobsite location and specifications.
REINFORCED
CONCRETE: Installer is responsible for placement of all
reinforcing steel in accordance with ACI (American Concrete Institute) 318-95
"Building Codes Requirements for Reinforced Concrete."
Any variance from these standards must be provided and certified in advance
by a Structural Engineer, licensed for the jobsite location and
specifications.
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