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New Orleans Elevated School Project:
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New Orleans, LA
Gross Sq. Ft. 153,984; 124,628 Sq. Ft. of Insul-Deck
Contractors: Building Specialties Company and Roy Anderson Corp
Increased safety is integrated into schools made with concrete. |
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Tilt-Deck Project Completed:
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Southern, Ohio
130,000 Sq. Ft.; Heights up to 21 feet;
Contractor: Major Tilt-Up Contractor
Join the revolution to faster tilt-up construction. |
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Insul-Deck meets "Fire-Separated" Building Regulations for Pre-Sold Condo Project:
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Staunton, VA
30,000-40,000 Sq. Ft. - 10,000 per level
2 pours per level
Spans up to 24 Feet
Contractor: Todd Brothers Construction
Insul-Deck helps increase long-term financial return. |
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Insul-Deck Adds Quiet Energy Efficiency to
Condo Project:
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Fishersville, VA
25,000 Sq. Ft.; 24 Foot Span
Contractor: Countryside Investment Company
Insul-Deck insulation pays big dividends for the life of the building's energy costs. |
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Insul-Deck Helps Protect Air Naval Reserve Base
Ammunition Dump:
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New Orleans, LA
900-1,000 Sq. Ft.; 15-20 Foot Span
Contractor: US Air Naval Reserves
"Force Protection" regulations easily
met by Insul-Deck. |
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Cinema Complex Builders Turn to Lightweight Concrete
Forms
When Pre-cast Concrete Couldn’t Meet Delivery Date:
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Council Bluffs, IA
78,000 Sq. Ft.; 32' Foot Span
Contractor: Star-Iowa, LLC, a division of AGT
Enterprises, Inc.
Cinema makes Grand Opening deadline thanks
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Insul-Deck® Offers New Lightweight Concrete
Forming System For Traditional and Post-tension
Floors and Roofs that Saves Time, Labor and Money.
 Insul-Deck® is a fast, flexible and safe method to build a
concrete floor or roof that saves time, labor
and money. The patented system, made of expanded
polystyrene panel forms, offers a number of unique
features including self-supporting steel beams/furring
strips and integrated utility chases. The result
is Insul-Deck requires less labor and expense
in finishing operations. Paneling or drywall screws
directly to the integral furring strips. Utilities
can be routed easily through the chases molded
into Insul-Deck. The company’s expanded polystyrene
panel system is priced competitively with other
forming systems such as hollow core, precast,
formed-in-place and pan decking.
Insul-Deck offers the superior sound deadening
and insulating properties of polystyrene while
delivering the strength of an integral concrete
floor or roof. The lightweight panels easily interlock
with a tongue-and-groove design, which forms the
bottom of a 5-inch wide concrete T-beam or joist.
Forms are precut to specification and delivered
on site for quick assembly. Insul-Deck®’s
lightweight system saves on labor costs. Trained,
experienced crews can install Insul-Deck panels,
ready for pouring concrete in an average of one
minute per square foot. Standard forms create
integral concrete T-beams or joists from 7”
to 12 1/2” high for spans up to 35-feet long.
Longer span forms are available by special order.
Complete Technical Specification Handbooks are available on-line
for both Traditional and Post-Tension construction.
The handbooks include span calculations
for various rebar use and deck thicknesses. Go
to www.insul-deck.org to register and download
both the Traditional and Post-Tension handbooks.
Insul-Deck is the first U.S. manufacturing plant
to incorporate Plastbau® technology. For more
than 20 years, the Plastbau® flooring system
has been used in a variety of buildings from homes,
condominiums, hotels and schools to high-rise
structures throughout Europe.
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