Verco Decking
Steel decking is used in many applications, but is particularly well suited to roofing and flooring. For more than 50 years, Verco has been manufacturing many different types of deck, including roof deck, floor deck, composite floor deck, cellular and dovetail deck. Following are the details you’ll need about any of our products. You’ll get the answers that will help make your next project a success.
ROOF DECK
Verco Decking, Inc. is noted for its innovative development of steel roof decks including the use of mechanical sidelap connections (the PunchLok Systems). In this catalog, Verco features a complete range of systems utilizing the PunchLok II System for sidelap connections: 1½” deep PLB-36, and 3″ deep PLN3 with welds and mechanical fasteners (power actuated fasteners and screws) to the supports. With the PunchLok II System, Verco continues its industry leading history of improvement and innovation to serve the construction community.
ROOF DECK PRODUCTS
FLOOR DECK- COMPOSITE
Composite deck has ridges in the vertical ribs that bond with the concrete slab to develop a composite floor system. Composite deck acts as a form during the concrete pour. Once the concrete cures, the strength and stiffness of the composite floor system is significantly enhanced.
FLOOR DECK – COMPOSITE PRODUCTS
FLOOR DECK
NON-COMPOSITE
Non-Composite Deck, otherwise known as Form deck, is steel deck that is used as a form for structural concrete. Steel Form deck will support the concrete slab during building construction and concrete curing as a leave in place form. Alternatively, it can also be used to provide both vertical, diaphragm and axial loads with concrete fill as the floor systems in a building depending on the Engineer of Record’s design.
FLOOR DECK NON-COMPOSITE PRODUCTS
CELLULAR DECK
Cellular decking is typically used for sound attenuation or to provide a different finished look than standard deck profile in exposed ceiling areas where a flat bottom ceiling maybe desired. Verco Cellular metal deck ranges in thickness from 20 to 16 gage. It is typically called out XX/YY with XX the gage of the fluted top section and YY being the gage of the flat bottom section. Some limited composite deck assemblies using acoustical cellular decks and concrete topping have UL assemblies. Please see Verco’s UL Floor Data Sheet for further information.
CELLULAR ROOF DECK PRODUCTS
CELLULAR FORMLOK COMPOSITE DECK PRODUCTS
ACOUSTICAL DECK
Acoustical deck comes in two types typically. The most common being a deck that contains perforations in either the flutes of the deck (AC – Acoustical) or across the full panel width (FP – Fully perforated). The flutes are then filled with a sound absorbing material, typically fiberglass, that provides sound attenuation when sounds generated in the room reach the deck. These types of acoustical decks are limited to non-fire-rated assemblies with the exception of certain acoustical cellular decks with a concrete topping. Please see Verco’s UL Floor Data Sheet for further information.
The second type of acoustical deck is typically an assembly of structural steel deck with concrete fill that can have a tested or calculated STC/IIC rating. In both cases, please visit Verco’s Acoustical webpage for further information.
ACOUSTICAL ROOF DECK PRODUCTS
ACOUSTICAL FORMLOK COMPOSITE DECK PRODUCTS
VERCO DOVETAIL DECK
Verco DoveTail decks are offered with a variety of options to meet a broad range of project requirements. These options include acoustical as well as non-acoustical versions, a variety of finishes including galvanized or primer painted over galvanized. The 3½ inch DoveTail deck is offered in up to 16 gage, to provide the greatest possible capacity.
VERCO DOVETAIL DECK PRODUCTS
PUNCHLOK II SYSTEM
Verco Decking, Inc. is noted for its innovative development of steel roof decks including the use of mechanical sidelap connections (the PunchLok Systems) and shear restraining elements (the ShearTranz Systems). In this catalog, Verco features a complete range of systems utilizing the PunchLok II System for sidelap connections: 1½” deep PLB-36, 3″ deep PLN3 and 3″ deep PLN-24 with welds and mechanical fasteners (power actuated fasteners and screws) to the supports, and PLB-36 deck with ShearTranz II-42. With the PunchLok II System, Verco continues its industry leading history of improvement and innovation to serve the construction community.