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 Helps Increase Long-Term Financial
Return
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Insul-Deck
speeds forming - saving time and money. Insul-Deck
is the lightweight forming system solution for concrete
floor and roof construction. Insul-Deck comes pre-engineered,
pre-cut, pre-labeled and staged for quick and easy
placement on site. |
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Insul-Deck
is the fast, flexible and safe method to build a
concrete floor or roof that saves labor, time and
money. This seven-condo multi-level development
is our largest U.S. residential project to date.
At final stage it will total nine buildings with
2-three story and 7-two story units. Experienced
crews are installing panels and rebar support and
pouring concrete in one minute per square foot. |
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Insul-Deck
offers a variety of insulation and roof or floor
thicknesses. Form depths up to 12-1/2" produce
deeper supporting ribs which allow spans up to 30
feet. The sound proofing Insul-Deck added to the
concrete floors and roofs provided the structures
with a significant selling advantage - Peace and
Quiet. Insul-Deck was used for each of the interior
floors and roofs. Additionally, developers cited
Insul-Decks energy-efficient insulation properties
for making the project more attractive to investors. |
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Insul-Decks
Patented Process Integrates Utility Chases within
the forming system. Utilities are easier to install
in pre-molded access chases (or channels). The Expanded
Polystyrene can be easily removed, if needed, to
allow for larger utility runs. |
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Insul-Decks
patented process produces self-supporting, steel
beams and furring strips molded into the ceiling.
Any type of interior finish can quickly be mechanically
attached to the integral steel furring strips with
drywall screws. Insul-Deck is faster form-to-finish
per square foot than any other process. For Insul-Deck
you only have three steps: place, pour and finish.
For pre-cast and pan and deck you need a crane and/or
have to remove the forms. With Insul-Deck: you pour
it, you finish it - you can take it to the bank. |
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Insul-Deck is a registered
trademark of Insul-Deck LLC.
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| Shoring
& Bracing: Installer is responsible for the
design and correct installation of Shoring of Insul-Deck
forms in accordance with the ACI (American Concrete
Institute) 347-03 Guide to Formwork for Concrete
or current applicable codes. Any variance from those
standards must be provided and certified in advance
by a Structural Engineer, licensed for the job site
location and specifications. |
| Reinforced
Concrete: Installer is responsible for placement
of all reinforcing steel in accordance with the
ACI (American Concrete Institute) 318-02 Building
Code Requirements for Structural Concrete
or current applicable codes. Any variance from those
standards must be provided and certified in advance
by a Structural Engineer, licensed for the job site
location and specifications. |