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.

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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) 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.

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Roof Deck Design Tools

* New * Roof Structures

2015 IBC Legacy Roof Deck Catalog

ROOF DECK PRODUCTS

PLB-36/HSB-36

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Uniform Load Tables

Acoustic Deck Options

The difference between the PLB™-36 profile and HSB®-36 profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok ® II version of the B profile, while “HS” (high shear) indicates a top seam weld, button punch, or screw version of the same profile.

Type B profiles are 1.5-inch deep structural roof deck that provide both vertical load and diaphragm shear capacity. The profile contains 6 ribs and is 36 inches wide with male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The wide ribs make the profile an ideal structural substrate to uniformly support roofing systems applied on top of the deck. Type B profiles are typically used for span conditions of 10 feet or less.

Extensive full scale diaphragm testing is an ongoing effort with B deck to produce a more efficient roof diaphragm in terms of capacity and installation. The current industry use of mechanical fasteners (Hilti and Pneutek), restraining elements (ShearTranz® Systems) and the innovative PunchLok® II side lap attachment system are all direct results of testing.
PLN3-32/HSN3-32

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Uniform Load Tables

Acoustic Deck Options

The difference between the PLN3™ profile and HSN3 profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® II version of the N profile, while HSN indicates a top seam weld or button punch version of the same profile.

Type N profiles are 3-inch deep structural roof deck that provide both vertical load and diaphragm shear capacity. The profile contains 4 ribs and is 32 inches wide with male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The 3-inch deep ribs make N deck ideal for longer span conditions where B deck falls short. N deck is typically used for span conditions greater than 10 feet or when a specific aesthetic look is desired. The narrow low flutes and wide high flutes of N Deck create a very uniform look from the bottom side.
PLN-24/N-24

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Uniform Load Tables

Acoustic Deck Options

The difference between the PLN™ -24 profile and N-24 profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® version of the N profile, while N alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same N profile.

Type N profiles are 3-inch deep structural roof deck that provide both vertical load and diaphragm shear capacity. The profile contains 3 ribs and is 24 inches wide with male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The 3-inch deep ribs make N deck ideal for longer span conditions where B deck falls short. N deck is typically used for span conditions greater than 10 feet or when a specific aesthetic look is desired. The narrow low flutes and wide high flutes of N Deck create a very uniform look from the bottom side.

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.

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Floor Deck Design Tools

2015 IBC Legacy Floor Deck Catalog

FLOOR DECK – COMPOSITE PRODUCTS

PLW3-36/W3-36 FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Superimposed Load Tables

Unshored Span Tables

The difference between the PLW3™ FORMLOK™ profile and W3 FORMLOK™ profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® version of the W3 profile, while W3 alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same W3 profile.

Type W3 FORMLOK™ profiles are 3-inch deep composite deck designed for longer span floor deck conditions. The standard profile contains 3 ribs and is 36 inches wide with opposing male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The mechanical embossments on the surface of the deck are proprietary to Verco Decking, Inc. and were strategically designed to increase the shear bond strength between the concrete and steel. W3 FORMLOK™ deck can be used as a composite deck or simply as a form deck.

All FORMLOK™ products are considered composite assemblies (steel deck and concrete act compositely). If the FORMLOK™ designation is not present, the product is a form deck, not a composite deck.
PLW2-36/W2-36 FormLok

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The difference between the PLW2™ FORMLOK™ profile and W2 FORMLOK™ profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® version of the W2 profile, while W2 alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same W2 profile.

Type W2 FORMLOK™ profiles are 2-inch deep composite deck designed for shorter span floor deck conditions. The standard profile contains 3 ribs and is 36 inches wide with opposing male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The mechanical embossments on the surface of the deck are proprietary to Verco Decking, Inc. and were strategically designed to increase the shear bond strength between the concrete and steel. W2 FORMLOK™ deck can be used as a composite deck or simply as a form deck.

All FORMLOK™ products are considered composite assemblies (steel deck and concrete act compositely). If the FORMLOK™ designation is not present, the product is a form deck, not a composite deck.
PLB-36/B-36 FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

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Unshored Span Tables

The difference between the PLB™ FORMLOK™ profile and B FORMLOK™ profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® II version of the B profile, while B alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same B profile.

Type B FORMLOK™ profiles are 1.5-inch deep composite deck designed for low profile, short span floor diaphragms (6 to 8 feet). The standard profile contains 6 ribs and is 3 inches wide with opposing male and female edges, creating an interlocking side lap when installed. The mechanical embossments on the surface of the deck are proprietary to Verco Decking, Inc. and were strategically designed to increase the shear bond strength between the concrete and steel. B FORMLOK™ can be used as a composite deck or simply as a form deck.

All FORMLOK™ products are considered composite assemblies (steel deck and concrete act compositely). If the FORMLOK™ designation is not present, the product is a form deck, not a composite deck.
PLN3-32/N3-32 FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

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Unshored Span Tables

The difference between the PLN3™ FORMLOK™ profile and HSN3 FORMLOK™ profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok II® version of the N3 profile, while HSN3 alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same N3 profile.

Type N3 FORMLOK™ profiles are 3-inch deep composite decks. The standard profile contains 4 ribs and is 32 inches wide with male and female edges, creating an interlocking sidelap when installed. The mechanical embossments on the surface of the deck are proprietary to Verco Decking, Inc. and were strategically designed to increase the shear bond strength between the concrete and steel. N3 FORMLOK™ deck can be used as a composite deck or simply as a form deck.

All FORMLOK™ products are considered composite assemblies (steel deck and concrete act compositely). If the FORMLOK™ designation is not present, the product is a form deck, not a composite deck.

PLN-24/N-24 FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

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Unshored Span Tables

The difference between the PLN™ FORMLOK™ profile and N FORMLOK™ profile is the method of sidelap attachment; the panels themselves are identical in both geometry and material properties. The prefix “PL” designates a PunchLok® version of the N profile, while N alone indicates the top seam weld or button punch version of the same N profile.

Type N FORMLOK™ profiles are 3-inch deep composite decks. The standard profile contains 3 ribs and is 24 inches wide with male and female edges, creating an interlocking sidelap when installed. The mechanical embossments on the surface of the deck are proprietary to Verco Decking, Inc. and were strategically designed to increase the shear bond strength between the concrete and steel. N FORMLOK™ deck can be used as a composite deck or simply as a form deck.

All FORMLOK™ products are considered composite assemblies (steel deck and concrete act compositely). If the FORMLOK™ designation is not present, the product is a form deck, not a composite deck.
BR-36 FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Superimposed Load Tables

Unshored Span Tables
2.0D FormLok

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Superimposed Load Tables

Unshored Span Tables
3.5D FormLok

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Unshored Span Tables

FLOOR DECK
NON-COMPOSITE

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Floor Deck Design Tools

2015 IBC Legacy Floor Deck Catalog

FLOOR DECK NON-COMPOSITE PRODUCTS

Shallow Vercor (SV)

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Diaphragm Shear Tables

Unshored Span Tables

Shallow VERCOR™ is a 9/16 inch deep deck that is manufactured from G90 galvanized steel with a yield strength of 80 ksi and is available in 22-26 gage. Galvanized VERCOR deck can be considered permanent form. Uncoated decks should not be considered permanent forms; therefore, the weight of the slab on uncoated decks should be deducted from the allowable load of the reinforced slab. Uncoated deck is available only as a special order.

Welding VERCOR™ decks lighter than 22 gage requires weld washers in accordance with AWS D1.3.

Deep Vercor (DV)

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Deep VERCOR™ is a 1-5/16 inch deep deck that is manufactured from G90 galvanized steel with a yield strength of 80 ksi and is available in 20-26 gage. Galvanized VERCOR deck can be considered as a permanent form. Uncoated decks should not be considered permanent forms; therefore the weight of the slab on uncoated decks should be deducted from the allowable load of the reinforced slab. Uncoated deck is available only as special order.

Welding VERCOR™ decks lighter than 22 gage requires weld washers in accordance with AWS D1.3.

CELLULAR DECK

All of Verco’s profiles, with the exception of the VERCOR products, are available in an acoustical or cellular version for sound attenuation or to provide a different finished look than standard deck profiles.

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Cellular Deck Design Guidance

CELLULAR ROOF DECK PRODUCTS

CELLULAR FORMLOK COMPOSITE DECK PRODUCTS

ACOUSTICAL DECK

DATA SHEETS

Roof Deck Design Tools

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.

DOVETAIL BROCHURE

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Dovetail deck finish solutions

Dovetail Roof NRC Acoustic Data Sheets

Dovetail Floor STC Acoustic Data Sheets