In the Shanxi construction industry, many professionals mistakenly refer to "floor deck" as "floor slab." Although there is only a one-word difference, the meanings are distinct. The "deck" in floor deck implies load-bearing, whereas the term "floor slab," while suggesting a floor panel, does not directly convey the primary function of a floor deck—serving as a "load-bearing formwork." Floor decks come in various types: open-type, closed-type, and narrowed-type all fall under profiled steel sheets, and there is also a reinforced truss floor deck.

Many people ask about the price per square meter of reinforced truss floor decks when making purchases. Naturally, the Shanxi reinforced floor deck is more expensive than profiled steel decking. There are many models available; today, let’s take a look at TD3-70. It consists of top chord reinforcement, bottom chord reinforcement, web reinforcement, bottom formwork, and support reinforcement. Here, "70" indicates that the truss height is 70mm, and the diameters of the top chord, web, and bottom chord reinforcements are 10mm, 4.5mm, and 8mm, respectively.

How much does the Shanxi TD3-70 reinforced truss floor deck cost per square meter? Our sales specialists are often asked this question by many clients. We all know that price and product quality are directly proportional—as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for." To determine the price per square meter of a floor deck, it is essential to first understand the thickness of the base plate, the zinc content, and the required material strength. Only by combining specific requirements with the actual material costs can a quotation be provided. For more details, please feel free to call the customer service staff of Shanxi Floor Deck Manufacturer—Shengda Yida Color Steel.