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Steel Deck Supplier in Tampa
High-performance steel deck in Tampa for durable, efficient structures. Roof deck, composite floor deck, and form deck.
Supplying Steel Deck in Tampa
Builders in Tampa order Steel Deck directly from Miami Metal Deck for commercial and industrial projects throughout Hillsborough County and the Central Florida region. Orders for Tampa ship from our Miami Gardens facility, with 1-day service to major Florida cities and delivery scheduled around your erection sequence.
Salt air and humidity near the coast in Tampa favor heavier zinc coatings such as G90 galvanized. We match the finish to what your drawings call for. Projects in Tampa follow the Florida Building Code wind-load requirements, so we work directly from your engineer's deck schedule, gauges and attachment details.
Product guide
Product specifications for your Tampa project
Compare profiles, dimensions, material options and applications to prepare your order. Select a product below to explore its technical details.
1.5" Type B Roof Deck
Looking for a 1.5" Type B metal deck supplier for projects in Tampa? This roof deck delivers strong structural performance and goes in quickly. It comes in 22 GA to 16 GA, meets SDI and ANSI standards, and ships in galvanized finishes such as G60 and G90 for added durability and corrosion resistance on Tampa roofing jobs.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 1.5 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 6 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 1.5 inches |
With a 1.5 inch rib depth and a 36 inch standard coverage width, the 1.5" Type B metal deck is structurally efficient for roofing and flooring. The 6 inch rib spacing (center to center) and 39 inch overall material width allow secure overlaps and strong composite action when concrete slabs are added. Strength is maximized and weight is minimized, which keeps the deck durable and versatile on all sorts of construction jobs.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.6 | Light-duty roofing and small spans. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2 | Medium spans, roofing, and siding. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3 | Heavy load spans. |
Four gauges are available for Type B deck: 22, 20, 18, and 16. Thickness and load capacity rise as the gauge number drops. Choose 22 or 20 for shorter spans and lighter loads, where light weight and low cost matter. Choose 18 or 16 when the application is demanding, since these gauges provide extra strength for longer spans and heavier loads.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Several finishes are available so the Type B deck lasts, among them galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted. All galvanized finishes resist corrosion, but G90 has more zinc and is better where moisture or chemicals are a bigger concern. A prime-painted deck arrives with a protective base coat, so it works well when more coats of paint or coatings will follow.
Material and finish options
Steel is offered in 33 KSI, 40 KSI, 50 KSI, and 80 KSI grades, each engineered for a particular structural demand and balancing strength against flexibility. Both galvanized (G60/G90) and prime-painted finishes conform to ASTM A653 for corrosion resistance.
Custom lengths
Need a short piece or a long one? We cut deck from 6′-0″ for smaller projects to 40′-0″ for large ones, accurately and efficiently. Ordering custom lengths for your Tampa job means a better fit and less scrap.
1.5" Type B Roof Deck features
With its light weight, durability, fire resistance, and sustainable design, our 1.5" Type B metal deck lifts the performance of efficient, eco-friendly short-span commercial applications.
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Carries heavy loads while keeping weight down, which makes it a good match for roofing systems.
Standard 36 inches Coverage
The 36-inch coverage and consistent rib pattern cut installation time and raise jobsite efficiency.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
Pick G60/G90 galvanized or a prime-painted finish for better durability and corrosion resistance.
Compatibility with Roofing Systems
Works with roofing assemblies that include insulation, waterproofing, reflective coatings, drainage, ventilation, and related components.
Compliance with Standards
Follows Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines, so quality and code compliance are built in.
Wide Gauge Range
Offered in 22, 20, 18, and 16 gauges so you can tailor the deck to the load requirements of your project.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Run the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- At every support, attach the deck with puddle welds or TEK screws.
- Lap the sidelaps and fasten them with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- 5/8" Diameter Puddle Welds
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges, and 12" o.c. for sidelaps
- Sidelaps attached using #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Roof Deck Applications
Type B sees wide use in commercial and industrial roof systems where structural strength and durability are essential. Roofing insulation systems sit on it, and it handles vented and non-vented roofing alike.
Hybrid Structural-Ceiling Systems
Left exposed as a ceiling element in architectural spaces, Type B decking provides structural strength and a clean finish. That also reduces the need for added materials and shortens installation time.
Standards and product documentation
SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications are met by the 1.5" Type B deck, supporting high standards for design and performance in Tampa and beyond.
1.5" Type B Roof Deck questions
Which gauge is typical for Type B decking?
20 gauge is generally the most common, as it balances cost and strength for typical applications. Other gauges may be needed depending on project-specific requirements.
G60 versus G90 galvanized: what is the difference?
G60 carries 0.60 oz/ft² of coating, and G90 carries 0.90 oz/ft². The extra 50% zinc in G90 gives greater corrosion resistance. Use G60 indoors or in low-moisture environments. Use G90 outdoors, on roofing and steel decking, and on structures exposed to weather, humidity, or corrosive conditions.
What maximum spans can the 1.5" Type B deck achieve?
Maximum spans vary with gauge, span type, and load requirements. 22-gauge decks, for example, can span up to 8 feet under multiple spans, while 16-gauge decks can span up to 14 feet. Always consult load tables for precise details.
Is customization available for 1.5" Type B metal decking on Tampa jobs?
Yes. Gauge, finish, and length can be customized. Cutting lengths to project needs reduces waste and optimizes installation efficiency.
Does 1.5" Type B metal decking satisfy industry standards?
Yes. Steel Deck Institute (SDI) standards and American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) design guidelines are both met, which ensures quality, safety, and compatibility with construction codes.
3" Type N Roof Deck
Long spans and structural strength make 3" Type N metal deck a popular roof deck. Its profile is 3 inches deep and is offered in 22 GA to 16 GA, which gives roofing contractors in Tampa room to match gauge to project. The deck meets SDI and ANSI standards, and galvanized finishes such as G60 and G90 are available.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 3 inches |
| Coverage Width | 24 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 8 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 3 inches |
Depth of profile is 3 inches and coverage width is 24 inches on the Type N Roof Deck. Rib spacing measures 8 inches (center to center), and rib height is 3 inches. A deep rib like this gives the strength needed for longer spans and heavy roofing loads, and the wide coverage makes large roofs quicker to cover.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.8 | Light duty roofs. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2.2 | Standard commercial roofs. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.9 | Heavy load areas. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3.7 | Long spans, high loads. |
Choose from 22, 20, 18, and 16 gauge when ordering Type N Roof Deck. Thickness and load capacity differ by gauge, so you can fit the deck to the roofing project. For shorter spans and lighter loads, lighter gauges (22 and 20) are economical. For long spans and heavy-duty roofing, heavier gauges (18 and 16) deliver extra strength and durability.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Type N deck is available with several finishes for lasting performance, including galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted. Galvanizing resists corrosion well, and G90 has a heavier zinc coating for environments with more moisture or chemical exposure. Prime paint adds a base coat, so it fits projects that call for extra paint or coatings.
Material and finish options
Our Type N 3" Roof Deck uses high-strength 80 KSI steel. It is offered with a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish meeting ANSI standards, prime-painted finishes for added protection, or bare steel for specialized applications. Each finish is engineered for durability and dependable performance in demanding roofing environments.
Custom lengths
Lengths start at 6′-0″ for smaller roofing projects and extend to 40′-0″ for large-scale construction, and the 3" Type N Roof Deck is cut accurately and efficiently. With our custom length service, Tampa roofers get a better fit, less waste, and simpler installation.
3" Type N Roof Deck features
For large-scale commercial roofing and sustainable buildings, our 3" Type N roof deck provides superior strength, fire-rated performance, and long-span efficiency.
Deep Rib Profile for High Strength
The 3-inch rib depth gives superior strength, which suits longer spans and heavy roofing loads.
Wide Coverage Efficiency
Standard 24-inch coverage lowers material usage and simplifies installation, perfect for large-scale projects.
Corrosion-Resistant Finish Options
G60 or G90 galvanized finishes are available, with excellent durability and resistance to harsh environmental conditions.
Fire and Acoustic Performance
Fire-rating standards are met when used in approved assemblies, and insulation is supported for soundproofing and thermal efficiency.
Compliance with SDI Standards
Follows Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines, so quality and code compliance are ensured.
Long Span Capability
Offered in 22, 20, 18, and 16 gauges to customize for load-bearing requirements and project demands.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Set the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- Secure the deck to each support using puddle welds or TEK screws.
- Overlap the sidelaps and screw them down at 12" o.c. (on center).
Fasteners and attachments
- 5/8" Diameter Puddle Welds
- #12 or #14 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges, and 12" o.c. for sidelaps
- Sidelaps attached using #12 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Long-Span Roofing Systems
Large commercial and industrial roofs that need long spans and fewer supports are a perfect match for Type N. The 3-inch rib profile gives exceptional strength and efficiency across expansive roof designs.
Fire-Rated Roof Assemblies
Fire-rated roof systems commonly use Type N, which works with insulation and fireproofing materials. It supports safety and performance in demanding commercial and industrial applications.
Standards and product documentation
For Tampa roofing projects, the 3" Type N deck complies with SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications, supporting high standards for design and performance.
3" Type N Roof Deck questions
What are the typical uses of 3" Type N Roof Deck?
Long-span roofing is its purpose. It provides structural support for commercial and industrial roof systems.
What spans can Type N Roof Deck handle?
Span depends on gauge, and Type N Deck can reach up to 16 feet, which reduces intermediate supports.
Which gauges are offered for the 3" Type N Roof Deck?
You can choose from 16 GA to 22 GA to meet different load and span requirements.
Is Type N Roof Deck compatible with fire-rated roofing systems in Tampa?
Yes. It supports fire-rated assemblies and works with insulation and fireproofing materials for enhanced safety.
Which finishes can I get on Type N Roof Deck?
Galvanized (G60 or G90) for corrosion resistance, plus prime-painted options for extra protection.
1.5" Type B Vented Roof Deck
Lightweight Insulated Concrete (LWIC) roofs are what the 1.5" Type B Vented Deck was made for, and its perforations help the concrete bond and distribute load more effectively. The profile is 1.5 inches deep, with gauges from 22 GA to 18 GA for flexibility from one project to the next. It meets SDI and ANSI standards, and galvanized finishes like G60 and G90 add durability and corrosion resistance for Tampa roofing.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 1.5 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 6 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 1.5 inches |
Ideal for Lightweight Insulated Concrete (LWIC) applications, the 1.5" Type B Vented Deck has a rib depth of 1.5 inches and a standard coverage width of 36 inches. A 6 inch rib spacing (center to center) and a 39 inch overall width provide secure overlaps and strong composite action with concrete slabs. Perforations in the profile improve adhesion and help LWIC cure correctly, maximizing strength, durability, and efficiency.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.6 | Light-duty roofing and small spans. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2 | Medium spans, roofing, and siding. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3 | Heavy load spans. |
Gauges 22, 20, and 18 are offered for the Type B Vented Deck, each with its own thickness and load capacity. The lighter 22 and 20 gauges cost less and fit shorter spans. The thicker 18 gauge adds structural strength for longer spans and heavier loads. Perforations strengthen the bond between LWIC and the deck, supporting adhesion and curing in insulated concrete applications.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Both galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted finishes are offered on the Type B Vented Deck for durability and long-term performance. G90 gives galvanized coatings extra protection in highly corrosive environments, and all galvanized options resist corrosion. For projects that need additional coatings, prime paint supplies a protective base coat. These finishes lengthen deck life and maintain performance in LWIC applications.
Material and finish options
The B 1.5" Vented Deck is made from high-strength 50 KSI steel. Options include a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish that meets ANSI/SDI standards, a range of painted finishes for tailored aesthetics, and bare steel for custom applications. Every finish is meant to improve durability and keep performance steady in demanding environments.
Custom lengths
Lengths run from 6′-0″ on smaller projects to 40′-0″ on larger ones, and we supply all of them accurately and efficiently. Custom lengths are cut to your requirements for Tampa projects, giving the best fit and minimal waste.
1.5" Type B Vented Roof Deck features
Commercial applications that need ventilation and efficiency can count on the 1.5" Type B Vented Deck for lightweight durability, airflow control, and fire resistance.
Optimized for LWIC Systems
Engineered to enhance adhesion in Lightweight Insulated Concrete (LWIC) applications, so bonding and structural performance stay reliable.
Improved Concrete Bonding
Because of the perforations, lightweight concrete bonds better to the deck, producing a strong roof system and superior load distribution.
Structural & Fire Performance
Offers high durability and fire-rated performance in LWIC systems, and complies with SDI and ANSI standards.
LWIC Roofing Applications
Well suited to Lightweight Insulated Concrete (LWIC) roof systems, giving strength, adhesion, and long-term performance in insulated roofing applications.
Compliance with SDI Standards
Quality and code compliance are supported by Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines.
Moisture Management
Reduces trapped moisture, so durability improves and the risk of mold or corrosion goes down.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Place the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- Secure the deck at each support with puddle welds or TEK screws.
- Overlap sidelaps and fasten them with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- 5/8" Diameter Puddle Welds
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges, and 12" o.c. for sidelaps
- Sidelaps attached using #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Lightweight Concrete Systems
Composite slabs in LWIC systems benefit from the perforations, which let moisture escape during curing and so improve concrete bonding. Trapped condensation is avoided, structural integrity improves, and the insulated concrete system stays durable.
Moisture-Controlled Roof Assemblies
Designed with lightweight insulated concrete (LWIC) in mind, the perforated profile improves adhesion and curing. Releasing moisture as the concrete cures supports insulation performance over the long term and guards against structural degradation in humid environments.
Standards and product documentation
SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications are met by the 1.5" B Vented deck, ensuring high standards for design and performance on Tampa jobs.
1.5" Type B Vented Roof Deck questions
Why are there perforations in vented Type B deck?
Perforations permit better airflow and moisture control, prevent condensation buildup, and improve adhesion in lightweight concrete applications.
How does vented Type B deck make composite floor systems better?
Small perforations enhance the bond between deck and concrete, so composite action is stronger, and moisture can escape, reducing the risk of trapped water.
Should vented Type B deck be used for any roofing application?
Yes, with particular benefit in moisture-sensitive environments like vented roofing systems, where air circulation prevents insulation degradation and corrosion. Contractors in Tampa can specify it for these roofs.
Which finish options exist for vented Type B deck?
Galvanized (G60/G90) offers corrosion resistance, while prime-painted finishes offer protection and compatibility with additional coatings.
Will the perforations weaken the vented Type B deck?
No. Their placement is strategic, so the deck maintains its load capacity while providing ventilation benefits for specific applications.
1.5" Composite Floor Deck
A strong-for-its-weight profile that bonds with concrete, the 1.5" composite floor deck improves slab efficiency for contractors in Tampa and elsewhere. Gauges range from 22 GA to 16 GA, finishes include G60 and G90 galvanized, and the product meets SDI and ANSI standards.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 1.5 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 6 inches (center to center) |
| Material Width | 39 inches |
This deck has a 1.5 inch rib depth and a 36 inch coverage width. Ribs are spaced 6 inches center to center, and the 39 inch material width gives the overlaps needed for secure laps and strong composite action with the concrete slab.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.6 | Light-duty spans. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2 | Medium spans. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3 | Heavy load spans. |
Gauge options for the 1.5" composite floor deck are 22, 20, 18, and 16, so you can match the deck to the load and span. Use 22 and 20 gauge where weight and cost matter most. Use 18 and 16 gauge for heavier loading.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
The 1.5" composite floor deck ships in G60 or G90 galvanized and in prime-painted. Galvanized coatings resist corrosion best, and prime paint gives projects a protective base for added coatings. Both G60 and G90 meet ASTM A653.
Material and finish options
Our 1.5" composite floor deck uses high-strength steel and is offered galvanized to SDI/ANSI standards, painted for enhanced aesthetics, or bare for specialized applications. Each choice is made for durability and dependable results.
Custom lengths
Need 6′-0″ pieces for a small project or 40′-0″ spans for a big one? We cut deck to your lengths, so it fits correctly and you throw away less. Cut lengths are available for Tampa jobs of any size.
1.5" Composite Floor Deck features
The 1.5" composite floor deck from our yard pairs reliable concrete bonding with fire-resistance compatibility and SDI-compliant performance, for both commercial and residential floors.
Load Capacity at Low Weight
Handles heavy loads without adding much weight, a good fit for composite floors.
Better Structural Efficiency
Works with the concrete as one composite system, gaining strength from the bond.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes protect against corrosion and wear.
Fire-Rated Assembly Support
Compatible with fireproofing materials and fire ratings for safer commercial and residential projects.
Meets SDI Standards
Follows Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines for quality and code compliance.
Gauges for Every Span
Comes in 22, 20, 18, and 16 gauge, with minimal deflection in composite floor use.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Place the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- Fasten edges with 5/8" diameter puddle welds or #10 TEK screws at 6".
- Fasten sidelaps with #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- Puddle welds, 5/8" diameter
- Edge fastening with #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c.
- Sidelap fastening with #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Composite Floor Systems
Serves as permanent formwork and bonds to concrete slabs, cutting deflection and boosting strength.
Mezzanine Flooring
Gives warehouse and commercial mezzanines a sturdy base for heavy loads, with efficient installation.
Standards and product documentation
For Tampa projects, the 1.5" composite floor deck complies with SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications and ANSI standards, ensuring high standards for design and performance.
1.5" Composite Floor Deck questions
What is the 1.5" composite floor deck designed to do?
It carries concrete slabs as permanent formwork and creates a composite system with greater strength and load-bearing capacity.
Which gauges does it come in when building in Tampa?
22 GA to 16 GA. Heavier gauges handle bigger loads and longer spans.
Which finishes can I get?
Galvanized in G60 or G90, which offers superior corrosion resistance, as well as prime-painted and bare steel.
Can the deck be ordered in custom lengths?
Yes. It can be cut anywhere from 6'-0" to 40'-0" to keep waste to a minimum.
Why is the 1.5" composite deck a good floor choice?
Embossed ribs create a mechanical bond with concrete, so the slab and steel deck share load as a structural composite.
2" Composite Floor Deck
Contractors in Tampa choose the 2" composite floor deck for floor systems that need strong composite bonding with concrete. The 2 inch depth and 22 GA to 16 GA gauges make it a fit for heavier loads and longer spans.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 2 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 12 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 2 inches |
A 2 inch rib depth and 36 inch standard coverage width define this profile. Rib spacing is 12 inches (center to center), and together with the material width it allows secure overlaps and excellent concrete bonding. The design targets maximum load capacity and extended spans.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.6 | Light-duty roofing and small spans. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2 | Medium spans, roofing, and siding. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3 | Heavy load spans. |
Available in gauges 22 to 16, the 2" composite floor deck covers a wide spread of load and span needs. The thinner 22 and 20 gauges are light and economical, best for shorter spans and lighter loads. The thicker 18 and 16 gauges bring more structural strength for longer spans and heavier loads.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
To protect performance over time, the 2" composite floor deck is offered in galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted finishes. Galvanized coatings give superior corrosion resistance. The prime-painted option is a protective base coat for projects that need paint or additional coatings.
Material and finish options
This 2" composite floor deck is made of high-performance 50 KSI steel. It is available galvanized to SDI/ANSI standards, painted to improve aesthetics, or as bare steel for specialized needs, and each option is durable and reliable on a wide range of jobs.
Custom lengths
Lengths start at 6′-0″ for smaller projects and extend to 40′-0″ for larger structures. Deck is cut to the lengths you specify, so it fits properly and generates little waste. This applies to every Tampa order.
2" Composite Floor Deck features
The 2" composite floor deck delivers high load-bearing capacity, structural efficiency, and reliable concrete bonding. It is an efficient, sustainable option for heavy-duty floor construction.
Heavy Load Capacity
Built to carry heavier loads, suited to industrial floors and demanding uses.
Efficient Composite System
Combines with concrete to give superior strength and allow a thinner floor.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes resist corrosion and wear.
Less Concrete Needed
Uses less concrete, cutting material cost while keeping strength.
SDI and ANSI Compliant
Meets Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines for quality and code compliance.
Made for Long Spans
Spans longer distances with minimal deflection.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Install the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- Attach at every support with puddle welds or TEK screws.
- Overlap sidelaps and fasten with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- 5/8" diameter puddle welds
- Fasten the edges with #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c.
- Attach sidelaps with #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Composite Floor Systems
Bonds to concrete slabs to cut deflection and add strength, for heavy-duty floors in multi-story commercial and residential construction.
Mezzanine Flooring
A durable base for warehouse and industrial mezzanines, supporting heavy loads and going in efficiently.
Standards and product documentation
For Tampa projects, the 2" composite floor deck complies with SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications, ensuring high standards for design and performance.
2" Composite Floor Deck questions
What is the 2" composite floor deck designed for?
It supports concrete slabs as permanent formwork and creates a composite system that raises structural strength and load-bearing capacity.
Which gauges do you carry when building in Tampa?
22 GA to 16 GA, with the thicker gauges recommended for heavier loads and longer spans.
What finish options are there?
Galvanized (G60 or G90) for superior corrosion resistance, prime-painted, and bare steel.
Can lengths be customized?
Yes. Lengths from 6'-0" to 40'-0" can be cut to order, which minimizes waste.
How does it handle demanding applications?
With a 2 inch depth, it supports greater spans and heavier loads than shallower decks.
3" Composite Floor Deck
The 3" composite floor deck is a strong choice for floor systems with longer spans and higher load demands in Tampa. It has a 3 inch depth, comes in 22 GA to 16 GA, and offers superior strength and durability. It meets SDI and ANSI standards and is offered with G60 and G90 galvanized finishes for corrosion resistance.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 3 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 12 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 3 inches |
Designed for strong, heavy-duty composite floors, the 3" composite floor deck has a 3 inch rib depth and a standard 36 inch coverage width. Ribs are spaced 12 inches (center to center) and the overall material width is 36 inches, so overlaps are efficient and concrete bonds well. Its maximum load capacity and extended spans fit demanding construction.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0295 | 1.6 | Light-duty roofing and small spans. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 2 | Medium spans, roofing, and siding. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3 | Heavy load spans. |
The 3" composite floor deck is available in gauges 22 to 16, giving options for varied load and span requirements. Choose lightweight, economical 22 and 20 gauge for shorter spans and lighter loads. Choose 18 and 16 gauge when longer spans and heavier loads call for more structural strength and reliability in demanding use.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
The 3" composite floor deck is offered in several finishes, including galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted, for durability over time. Galvanized finishes resist corrosion well, and G90 carries a higher zinc coating for environments with more moisture or chemical exposure. Prime-painted deck has a protective base coat for projects needing paint or other coatings.
Material and finish options
Our 3" composite floor deck uses high-performance 50 KSI steel and comes galvanized (meeting SDI/ANSI standards), painted (for enhanced aesthetics), or bare (for specialized applications). Whichever finish you select, durability and dependable performance suit diverse construction settings.
Custom lengths
Custom lengths start at 6′-0″ for small projects and reach 40′-0″ for larger structures. Cutting deck to your needs means a good fit and little material wasted. Contractors in Tampa can specify exact cut lengths.
3" Composite Floor Deck features
With our 3" composite floor deck you get exceptional strength, extended spans, and dependable concrete bonding, a good match for heavy-duty, efficient, and sustainable floors.
Exceptional Load Strength
Handles heavy loads, so it works well in industrial applications and tough construction conditions.
Composite Efficiency
Works in harmony with concrete as a composite, which thins the floor while maximizing strength.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes improve durability and corrosion resistance.
Fire-Rating Compatible
Supports fireproofing materials and fire ratings, adding safety to commercial and residential projects.
SDI and ANSI Compliant
Meets Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines to ensure quality and code compliance.
Extended Spans
A 3 inch profile spans longer distances and reduces additional supports on big projects.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Install the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- At each support, weld or screw the deck down with puddle welds or TEK screws.
- Overlap sidelaps and fasten them with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- Puddle welds, 5/8" diameter
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges, 12" o.c. on sidelaps
- Sidelap fastening with #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Long-Span Composite Floors
Suited to long spans that reduce the need for columns, the 3" Composite Floor Deck boosts structural efficiency and supports heavy loads in warehouses, distribution centers, and big commercial spaces.
Heavy Equipment Platforms
In industrial facilities and manufacturing plants, the 3" Composite Floor Deck builds durable platforms for heavy machinery that handle concentrated loads and distribute them better.
Standards and product documentation
Specifiers in Tampa can count on the 3" composite floor deck to follow SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications, which sets high design and performance standards.
3" Composite Floor Deck questions
What is the 3" composite floor deck designed to do?
The 3" Composite Floor Deck supports concrete slabs as permanent formwork and forms a composite system that is ideal for long spans and heavy loads.
Which gauges are offered for the 3" composite floor deck when building in Tampa?
22 GA through 16 GA, giving flexibility for different load capacities and structural needs.
Which finishes come with the 3" composite floor deck?
Galvanized (G60 or G90) for corrosion resistance, prime-painted when extra coatings are needed, and bare steel for certain applications.
Does the 3" composite floor deck come in custom lengths?
Yes. It can be custom-cut from 6'-0" to 40'-0", which gives a perfect fit and cuts waste on site.
When should the 3" composite floor deck be used on large jobs?
Choose it when you need longer spans and heavier loads. Its 3 inch depth makes it the preferred pick for industrial facilities, warehouses, and multi-story projects requiring maximum durability.
9/16" Type S Form Deck
Type S Form Deck serves as permanent formwork under concrete slabs in floors and roofs. Its strength and simple installation make it a common pick, and it is available in Tampa in gauges 28 GA to 20 GA, produced in line with SDI and ANSI standards.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 9/16 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 2.57 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 9/16 inches |
Rapid slab forming is the strength of Type S Form Deck: a shallow 9/16-inch rib depth and a standard 36-inch coverage width. The 2.57-inch rib spacing (center to center) creates a stable forming surface that minimizes concrete volume and maintains structural integrity.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | 0.0149 | 0.65 | Light-duty concrete formwork, low-load applications. |
| 26 | 0.0179 | 0.75 | Standard concrete slabs. |
| 24 | 0.0239 | 1.0 | Medium-duty floor and roof slabs. |
| 22 | 0.0299 | 1.25 | Medium-duty floors, multi-level buildings. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 1.5 | Heavy-duty formwork, bridges. |
You can specify Type S Form Deck in gauges 28, 26, 24, 22, and 20. The lighter gauges (28 and 26) are an economical fit for standard concrete slabs. For longer spans and heavier concrete loads, such as bridges and industrial floors, step up to the heavier gauges (22 and 20).
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Type S Form Deck is supplied galvanized (G60 and G90) or prime-painted. Galvanizing protects against corrosion, and G90 gives extra protection in highly corrosive conditions. G60 and G90 finishes both meet ASTM A653 specifications.
Material and finish options
Type S Form Deck uses high-strength 80 KSI steel and ships with a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish that meets SDI/ANSI standards. Painted finishes are offered for tailored aesthetics, and bare steel is available for custom applications. Each option is intended to extend durability and sustain performance in demanding environments.
Custom lengths
Smaller projects can use deck as short as 6′-0″, and larger constructions can take lengths up to 40′-0″. Tell us what your Tampa project needs and we will cut to it, aiming for the best fit with minimal waste.
9/16" Type S Form Deck features
Type S Form Deck pairs high structural strength with efficient concrete forming and corrosion-resistant finishes. It is an economical, flexible choice for multi-level buildings, bridges, and tunnel construction.
High Structural Strength
Engineered for concrete slab support, with strength and stability that hold during and after the pour.
Efficient Concrete Formwork
Fast construction is the draw: this form deck suits slab forming in multi-level buildings, bridges, and tunnels, and it saves labor time and material.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
Durable, corrosion-resistant G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes for demanding environments.
Cost-Effective Solution
Its lightweight shallow profile means less concrete and a stable forming surface, which brings down project costs.
Compliance with SDI Standards
Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines are met, which ensures quality and code compliance.
Versatile Design Options
Gauges 28 through 20 are offered along with G60/G90 galvanized coatings and custom lengths of 6 to 40 feet.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Run the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- Secure it to each support using pins, powder-actuated fasteners, or TEK screws.
- Lap the sidelaps, then fasten with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- Pins or powder-actuated fasteners secure the deck to the supports
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges and 12" o.c. for sidelaps
- Sidelaps fastened by button punching or #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Composite Floor Slabs
A good match for forming slabs in multi-level buildings, bridges, and tunnels. The shallow rib profile uses less concrete and gives an efficient, stable forming surface.
Bridge and Tunnel Formwork
Bridge decks and tunnel construction often use Type S Form Deck as permanent concrete formwork, since it supports the structure while concrete is being placed.
Standards and product documentation
Type S Form Deck is built to SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications and ANSI standards, which supports consistent design and performance for Tampa projects.
9/16" Type S Form Deck questions
What does Type S form deck do?
Type S form deck is permanent formwork for concrete slabs in floor and roof systems. It provides a stable base during the pour and remains in place after the concrete cures.
What separates form deck from composite deck?
Form deck is just formwork, and after curing the concrete slab bears the load by itself. Composite deck bonds with the concrete structurally and shares the load for good.
What gauges can I order in Type S form deck?
Choose from 28, 26, 24, 22, and 20 GA, with thickness from 0.0149" up to 0.0358".
What are the recommended fastening methods?
Pins, powder-actuated fasteners, or TEK screws attach Type S Form Deck. For sidelaps, use button punching or #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Can Tampa projects get Type S form deck in custom lengths?
Yes, lengths from 6'-0" to 40'-0" are available. This limits waste and gives a precise fit on each project.
1" Type HD Form Deck
Floors and roofs that need heavy-duty concrete formwork are served by Type HD Form Deck, with superior support and durability. Gauges span 26 GA to 20 GA, letting it manage greater loads and longer spans efficiently. It meets SDI and ANSI standards and comes in galvanized finishes like G60 and G90 for greater corrosion resistance, ready for Tampa jobs.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 1 inch |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 4 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 1 inch |
Heavy-duty concrete formwork in floors and roofs is where Type HD Form Deck fits best, with a 1-inch rib depth and 36-inch coverage width. Rib spacing is 4 inches (center to center), and the 39-inch overall material width makes for secure overlaps and excellent concrete support. The profile takes on greater loads and reduces material costs, giving strength and durability for demanding projects.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 0.0179 | 0.75 | Light-duty concrete formwork, low-load floors. |
| 24 | 0.0239 | 1.0 | Standard floors, light industrial applications. |
| 22 | 0.0299 | 1.25 | Medium-duty floors, parking structures. |
| 20 | 0.0359 | 1.5 | Heavy-duty formwork, bridges, industrial slabs. |
Type HD Form Deck comes in gauges 26, 24, 22, and 20. Gauges 26 and 24 are the lighter, cost-effective choices for standard concrete slabs and moderate spans. For longer spans and heavier concrete loads, such as industrial floors, bridges, and parking structures, gauges 22 and 20 give superior strength and support.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Type HD Form Deck has multiple finish options for durability and long-term performance, including galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted. Galvanized coating resists corrosion well, and G90, with its thicker zinc layer, protects in high-moisture or chemical environments. Prime paint adds a protective base coat. G60 and G90 finishes conform to ASTM A653 specifications.
Material and finish options
High-strength 80 KSI steel is the base of Type HD Deck. A corrosion-resistant galvanized finish meeting SDI/ANSI standards is available, along with a variety of painted finishes for tailored aesthetics and bare steel for custom applications. Each is designed to improve durability and maintain performance in demanding environments.
Custom lengths
Pick deck lengths from 6′-0″ for smaller projects to 40′-0″ for large spans. We work to your specified dimensions, with the aim of an optimal fit and minimal waste.
1" Type HD Form Deck features
Heavy-duty load support, efficient concrete bonding, and enhanced durability define our 1" Type HD Form Deck, a strong pick for industrial floors, bridge formwork, and demanding structural applications in Tampa.
Heavy-Duty Load Support
Type HD Form Deck is engineered for higher concrete loads, which makes it right for projects needing superior strength and stability.
Efficient Concrete Bonding
Its deep profile accommodates thicker concrete slabs, giving better load distribution and lasting performance.
Galvanized or Prime-Painted Finish
Select G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes for added durability and corrosion resistance.
Cost-Effective Formwork Solution
Parking structures, bridge formwork, and industrial floors are typical heavy-duty uses, and the deck adapts easily to complex construction needs.
Compliance with SDI Standards
Steel Deck Institute (SDI) and ANSI guidelines are met, ensuring quality and code compliance.
Versatile Gauge Options
From 26 GA to 20 GA, there is flexibility to meet specific load requirements and stay durable.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Run the deck perpendicular to the supports.
- At each support, secure the deck with pins, powder-actuated fasteners, or TEK screws.
- Overlap the sidelaps and fasten with screws at 12" o.c.
Fasteners and attachments
- Pins or powder-actuated fasteners secure the deck to the supports
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges and 12" o.c. for sidelaps
- Sidelaps attached through button punching or #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Heavy Industrial Floor Systems
High-load equipment and machinery on heavy industrial floors get strong support from Type HD Form Deck. The durable design performs over the long term in demanding industrial settings.
Bridge and Highway Formwork
Bridge and highway construction commonly uses Type HD Form Deck as permanent formwork, where it supports heavy concrete loads during placement and adds lasting strength.
Standards and product documentation
Type HD Form Deck complies with SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications, supporting high standards of design and performance on Tampa projects.
1" Type HD Form Deck questions
What is Type HD Form Deck mainly used for?
Mostly as permanent formwork for heavy-duty concrete slabs in industrial floors, bridges, and infrastructure projects. It holds wet concrete during placement and stays in place after curing.
Which gauges does Type HD Form Deck come in?
26 GA, 24 GA, 22 GA, and 20 GA, which cover a range of load capacities and project requirements.
Is temporary shoring needed with Type HD Form Deck?
It can be. Temporary shoring may be required during installation to carry the weight of the deck and wet concrete until the slab has fully cured.
How is Type HD Form Deck usually fastened?
With pins, powder-actuated fasteners, or TEK screws. Sidelaps are secured by button punching or screws at 12" o.c.
Is Type HD Form Deck available in custom lengths in Tampa?
Yes, from 6'-0" to 40'-0". That keeps material waste low and gives each project a precise fit.
Type BI Inverted Form Deck
Type B Inverted Form Deck is permanent formwork for concrete slabs in floor and roof systems, offered in gauges 22 GA through 16 GA. It was designed for architectural ceilings where the soffit stays exposed, and Tampa schools, offices, and commercial buildings are typical uses.
Dimensions and profile
| Property | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Profile Depth | 1.5 inches |
| Coverage Width | 36 inches |
| Rib Spacing | 6 inches (center to center) |
| Rib Height | 1.5 inches |
Type BI Inverted Form Deck has a 1.5-inch rib depth and a standard 36-inch coverage width. Ribs face upward when it is installed, so a smooth, flat soffit shows below and works as an architectural ceiling with no added finish. Rib spacing of 6 inches (center to center) keeps the structure sound and still accommodates concrete placement.
Gauges and thicknesses
| Gauge | Bare steel thickness (in) | Weight (lbs/sq ft) | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | 0.0299 | 1.25 | Light-duty floors and ceilings. |
| 20 | 0.0358 | 1.5 | Standard commercial floor systems. |
| 18 | 0.0474 | 2.6 | Heavy-duty applications, parking structures. |
| 16 | 0.0598 | 3.0 | Heavy load industrial floors. |
Gauges 22, 20, 18, and 16 are offered for Type BI Inverted Form Deck. For standard commercial work, the lighter gauges (22 and 20) are a good fit. Parking structures and heavy industrial floor systems call for the added strength of gauges 18 and 16.
Finishes and coatings
| Finish | Details |
|---|---|
| Galvanized G60 | Zinc coating of 0.6 oz/ft². Recommended for general environments. |
| Galvanized G90 | Zinc coating of 0.9 oz/ft². Ideal for highly corrosive environments. |
| Prime-Painted | Provides a base coat for additional protection or paint adhesion. |
| Bare Steel | Unfinished; typically for indoor use or controlled environments. |
Type BI Inverted Form Deck ships in galvanized (G60 and G90) and prime-painted finishes. Galvanized coatings give corrosion resistance, and G90 gives extra protection in highly corrosive environments. G60 and G90 finishes conform to ASTM A653 specifications.
Material and finish options
Specify Type BI Inverted Form Deck in high-strength steel with a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish that meets ANSI/SDI standards. Painted finishes are available for tailored aesthetics, and bare steel is available for custom applications. Durability and steady performance are the goals behind each finish.
Custom lengths
Need 6′-0″ lengths for a small project or spans up to 40′-0″ for a large one? We handle both. Our custom length service is built around your requirements for Tampa and beyond, so the deck fits optimally and waste stays minimal.
Type BI Inverted Form Deck features
Type BI Inverted Form Deck offers high structural strength, efficient formwork, and corrosion-resistant finishes. It fits architectural ceilings, multi-level parking structures, and commercial floor systems that need exposed soffits.
High Structural Strength
Supports concrete and live loads while presenting an architecturally finished ceiling surface from below.
Efficient Formwork
Permanent formwork for concrete slabs means less labor and shorter construction time, since there are no temporary forms to strip.
Corrosion Resistance
Durable corrosion resistance in commercial settings comes from G60/G90 galvanized or prime-painted finishes.
Cost-Effective
Formwork and structural support in a single product trim material and labor costs on exposed ceiling work.
Compliance with Standards
Built to SDI and ANSI guidelines, giving quality and code compliance in every application.
Versatile Options
Several gauges (22–16 GA) and finishes address varied load requirements and architectural specifications.
Installation and connections
Installation practices
- Set the deck perpendicular to the supports with the ribs pointing upward.
- Use pins, powder-actuated fasteners, or TEK screws to fasten at each support.
- Lap sidelaps and secure them at 12" o.c. with button punching or screws.
Fasteners and attachments
- Pins or powder-actuated fasteners secure the deck to supports
- #10 TEK screws at 6" o.c. on edges
- Sidelaps attached through button punching or #10 TEK screws at 12" o.c.
Confirm the profile, gauge, span, loads and connections against your project drawings and the applicable product load tables before ordering.
Applications
Industrial Flooring with Exposed Ceiling
Industrial floor systems gain strong support, and the architecturally finished exposed soffit makes it ideal for schools, offices, and civic buildings.
Multi-Level Parking Structures
Parking garages often use it for permanent formwork with a clean exposed underside, which lowers finishing costs.
Standards and product documentation
Type BI Inverted Form Deck meets SDI (Steel Deck Institute) specifications and ANSI standards, supporting solid design and performance on Tampa jobs.
Type BI Inverted Form Deck questions
What is Type BI inverted form deck used for?
Architectural ceiling systems, multi-level parking structures, schools, offices, and any facility where an attractive exposed soffit is wanted.
How does installing Type BI differ from standard form deck?
Type BI is laid inverted with the ribs up. That leaves the flat side exposed below as a finished ceiling, with no extra finishing materials.
Which gauges does Type BI come in?
22, 20, 18, and 16 GA, giving options for different structural requirements.
What finishes does Type BI come with?
G60 and G90 galvanized finishes resist corrosion, and prime-painted finishes provide extra protection.
Can I get Type BI cut to length in Tampa?
Yes, custom lengths from 6'-0" to 40'-0" are available, ensuring a precise fit and minimal waste.
Ordering made simple
Steel Deck for Tampa construction
Start with your plans or a takeoff. We review the profile, gauge, quantities and lengths, help with shop drawings when you need them, and come back with pricing and a delivery plan for Tampa.
Send your project requirementsWhat to include in your quote request
- Product profile or series, dimensions, gauge and specified finish.
- Required quantities, sheet or member lengths, and project drawings.
- Project address in Tampa, delivery date and site access requirements.
- Any specified load tables, connection details or supporting documentation.
How We Work
We Guide You Through the Process
From manufacturing to delivery, we ensure precision, efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.
Takeoff and Shop Drawings Services
We provide specialized takeoff services for accurate quotations and detailed shop drawings to produce optimized cutting lists for sheets, ensuring efficient execution and waste-free outcomes in your projects.
Manufacture
We manufacture metal decks to SDI and ANSI standards, ensuring strength, durability, and compliance. We provide custom lengths and high-precision fabrication for optimized performance in roof, floor, and form deck applications.
Swift Deliveries & Nationwide Reach
While based in South Florida, we serve clients nationwide, ensuring quality, efficiency, and timely deliveries across the U.S., reflecting our commitment to excellence without boundaries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get steel deck in Tampa?
Miami Metal Deck delivers to Tampa with same-day pickup in Miami Gardens and 1-day delivery to most Florida cities. Call 305-760-2575.
Do you provide shop drawings?
Yes. We offer complete takeoff services, shop drawings, and optimized cutting lists for all steel deck orders.
Which types of steel deck does Miami Metal Deck offer?
Our lineup includes roof deck (Type B, Vented Type B, Type N), composite floor deck in several profiles, and form deck (Type S, HD, BI). Every product comes in a range of gauges and galvanized finishes.
How is roof deck different from composite deck?
Roof deck carries insulation and roofing systems. Composite deck works structurally with poured concrete to form a load-bearing floor slab, and form deck serves as temporary or permanent formwork for concrete.
Which gauges and finishes can I order?
Gauges range from 16 to 28, depending on the product type. G60 and G90 coatings are the galvanized finishes, and custom lengths from 6 to 40 feet are available.
Is takeoff and shop drawing support available in Tampa?
Yes. Our engineering team handles specialized takeoffs, detailed shop drawings, and optimized cutting lists, so quotes are accurate and projects run efficiently.
Which standards apply to your steel deck?
All steel deck products comply with ANSI/SDI standards: RD-2017 for roof deck, C-2017 for composite floor deck, and NC-2017 for non-composite form deck. We are a Steel Deck Institute member.