Steel Form Deck

Steel Form deck is designed to serve as a permanent steel form for concrete floor slabs. Temporary wood forming is eliminated, making steel form decks fast, easy and efficient.

Steel form decking or non-composite deck acts as a steel form for concrete until it cures. Proper design can determine which form deck types will eliminate the need for any shoring of the slab during the construction phase. These steel pans provide lateral stability but do not engage with the slab. Therefore when selecting a steel form deck pan, the uniform load normally is not a factor since the slab is not designed to provide positive reinforcement.

This deck type can be used in such a variety of ways and is used primarily in floor seen in stairways, foundations or shallow mezzanine designs.

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Why work with O’Donnell Metal Deck for Steel Form Decking?

The process is seamless from the time an order is placed. When you need a metal non-composite floor deck supplier near you, you can trust O'Donnell Metal Deck to handle your needs. We’ll work with you regarding the specifics of your metal deck order, to including your budget, lead time requirements, and sequencing deliveries to the jobsite. Each quote for metal form deck is based on:

  • Type of steel form deck for concrete
  • Number of sheets or sq. ft.
  • Length
  • Gauge
  • Finish

We’ve been a premier wholesale steel form deck supplier for over 35 years and have over 15,000 projects under our belt. Our multiple stock & manufacturing locations combined experience allow O’Donnell Metal Deck to service any job throughout the USA. Our process allows us to reduce the end-to-end logistic costs for delivering quality products on time, anywhere in the country, regardless of your project requirements. Click here to request a quote for metal form decking.

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