Areas We Serve in North Carolina

How long do you want it? You can choose a custom length between 2′-40′ with 1″ increments. We will roll form and cut it right to your specs.

Attaching decking is a time-consuming process that requires a good level of accuracy. While some of our customers choose to attach decking using self-tapping screws, we highly recommend using the Hilti nailer method, particularly on larger projects.

The Hilti Stand-up Handle enables workers to efficiently and accurately attach sheets of decking from an ergonomic upright position as opposed to bent over and manually screwing.

Attaching B-deck and Form deck to either a structural steel beam or bar joist, we recommend using the Hilti DX-9 HSN and DX-9 ESP for each structural support respectively. Remember that you will need to use the appropriate fastener type in each application.

B-deck

FD (Form) Deck

For attaching sheets of B-deck and FD (Form) deck with a Hilti Stand-up Handle, you must use the red strip Hilti #10 HWH screws to attach the sheets while standing on the upper decking panel. In the diagram, that means standing on the right side for B-deck and on the left for Form deck. Standing on the upper panel applies force to the overlap ensuring a clean connection.

To see authorized Hilti distributors and rental locations, visit Hilti’s website.

A “square” of decking refers to 100 square ft of any type of decking.

A coil of steel is loaded and fed into our roll former line, which then gradually along the process transforms the coil from a flat sheet to an engineered profile.

At the end of the line, our machine has a shear which then cuts the piece to your custom length, all within a few seconds.

We offer 1-1/2″ B-Decking in either 20 or 22 gauge which is commonly used for commercial roofing applications spanning across purlins, joists, or other support members.