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Insul-Deck

Insul-Deck

Stay in place insulating concrete forms made of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS). Integrated steel beams are molded into each Insul-Deck panel creating formwork for the support of concrete, reinforcement, and construction loads with minimal shoring. are steel-reinforced, foamed plastic in sulation boards used as permanent, stay-in-place concrete formwork for floor and roof construction. Reinforced concrete joists are spaced at 24″ [610mm] on center and poured monolithi- cally with the slab to form a T-Beam rein forced concrete structure.

Insul-Deck Panels

are concrete forming panels are available in several thicknesses / beam-depths to allow varying spans and loads of the one-way concrete slabs. Each panel is custom-cut to the exact length required and reinforced with two continuous, galvanized steel, Z-shaped furring strips (22 Gauge [0.8mm thickness]), which provide attachment points for ceiling finishes and serve as secondary shoring/formwork support. Primary shoring must be designed and erected as per shoring supplier, project engineer, or applicable building codes.

Product Information: 

  • Overview of Spans, Shoring, Insulation Values and other properties
  • Installation Checklist

Builders and Developers

INSUL-DECK saves on labor (MHR of 0.04-0.06 are common) and uses upto 50% less concrete & 33% less steel compared to traditional concrete slabs. And by reducing the mass of the structure, costs for supporting elements are lower.

Step #1: Setup Shoring and Insul-Deck
Step #2: Install Rebar and Pour Concrete
Step #3: Remove Shoring

Architects & Engineers

it is adaptable for any project

• Floors forms one-way suspended CIP concrete slab
• Roofs forms are structurally superior
• Elevated Buildings where flood waters are a concern
• Tilt-Up Designed to be the fastest method available for
building a concrete tilt-up structure