Composite metal/concrete floor and method

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1985-10-22

1989-07-11

Raduazo, Henry E.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Tensioned or flexed sheet facing

52220, E04B 548

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048459089

ABSTRACT:
A composite metal/concrete floor system and method of installation. The system includes a novel decking profile; snap-in cover plates to provide longitudinal cells for three services; a lateral trench with sheet metal rails and bottom plates; and cooperating present inserts. The deck and cover plate may be used as distribution cells suspended between the bar joists of a formed deck.

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