Suspended Garage Slab
Advantages of Composite System
Shoring is NOT required.
Slab is designed to support loads during construction. This is a real advantage for those pouring the concrete as it provides a solid working surface. Plus the cost savings on shoring material and labor.
Only 6”-8” concrete topping required.
Using a composite steel and concrete design the floor slab can be thinner than conventional residential suspended slab systems. This results in a cost savings in concrete of 25-50%.
More head room.
Composite steel members do not have to be as deep allowing for more clear space in the room below.
Less Coordination for you
We provide the suspended slab in one-stop shop package.
- Engineering
- Drafting
- Supplying
- Fabricating
- Installing
Let us provide your other steel needs!
- HHS Tube Columns
- Pipe Columns
- Wide Flange (I-Beams)
- Etc
Steel members are fabricated to fit your projects, complete with holes or threaded studs for wood to steel attachment.
The Suspended Garage Slab Installation Process
Coordinating with your architect, engineer, and contractor a composite design is created by a licensed professional engineer for your home.
After foundation is poured, field measurements are taken to ensure a good fit.
Steel is detailed, fabricated, and prime painted.
Steel is erected.
Steel Decking is placed.
Install rebar & concrete topper is poured (by contractor).
Think of all the possibilities a suspended garage slab could add
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