Structural Deck - Nappanee

Office Info

The Nappanee office is the headquarters. All metal decking is shipped from this location where we serve customers across the continental United States. If you are looking for customer pick up, this is the location.

Hours

  • Monday: 7 AM - 4 PM
  • Tuesday: 7 AM - 4 PM
  • Wednesday: 7 AM - 4 PM
  • Thursday: 7 AM - 4 PM
  • Friday: 7 AM - 4 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed
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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the top questions about metal decking material and ordering from Structuarl Deck.

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  • What is Form Deck?

    Form Deck is a reliable and affordable way to form concrete for floors in new construction typically on top of a mezzanine platform or covered pit application.

  • What are the metal deck specs?

    B Deck

    Form Deck

  • What length does roof deck come in?

    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.

  • Can I store my metal decking outside?

    It is recommended that all metal decking be shipped to the job site under a tarp and then stored out of the elements to avoid corrosion or surface rust.

    This is especially important with White Bottom decking as surface rust from moisture shows up very quickly if left outside. We recommend that all decking be stored off the ground with one end elevated.

  • In what applications should I choose white bottom over galvanized?

    Our White Bottom decking is painted with a brilliant reflective paint similar to the coating on a light fixture. This is recommended when you want the bottom or underside of your structure to have maximum brightness for a work space.

    Galvanized decking is generally less cost per square foot but gives the same rated capacity. This can be used for general construction when the decking is covered by a ceiling or the end user is not concerned about brightness.

    Galvanized is also recommended for form deck applications as the concrete being formed has moisture and wants to cause premature rust on the decking.