Composite floor deck is part of a flooring system that is commonly used in commercial and industrial buildings. The decking is typically installed over steel beams, steel joists, or concrete beams and is used for concrete pour applications. The galvanized panels have embossments on the inner face of the panel for concrete to adhere to the panel and become an integral part of the slab. These indentions provide reinforcing value from horizontal forces, increasing the overall strength of the floor. Composite floor deck provides an efficient form compared to wood forms and eliminates the need for temporary installation forms, decreasing time and costs.

2” composite floor deck panels are primarily used for pouring concrete slabs. Composite floor decks have embossments that grip the concrete slab and they are typically reinforced with rebar or wire mesh which creates a strong bond with the concrete floor. Composite steel deck is a permanent concrete form and provides positive reinforcement while it eliminates the time and cost of wood forming.