Narayani GI Decking Sheets are high-strength, cold-rolled galvanized steel profiles designed specifically for composite floor slab construction. These sheets feature a high-ribbed trapezoidal profile with structural embossments on the ribs to enhance the mechanical bond between the steel and the concrete. Functioning as a permanent formwork, the decking sheet supports the weight of wet concrete and construction loads, eventually acting as the external tensile reinforcement for the cured slab. The provided technical data specifies a precision-engineered profile with a 47mm rib height and a coverage width of 960mm, manufactured from a 1220mm blank size. This structural logic significantly reduces the volume of concrete required and eliminates the need for traditional timber shuttering, accelerating construction timelines for multi-story buildings and industrial mezzanines.
| Technical Specification | Narayani Decking Details |
| Rib Height | 47 mm (plus/minus 2mm) |
| Effective Width | 960 mm (plus/minus 10mm) |
| Blank Size | 1220 mm |
| Thickness Range | 0.80 mm to 1.20 mm |
| Profile Pitch | 232 mm (plus/minus 2mm) |
| Material Finish | Hot-Dipped Galvanized (GI) |
| Structural Logic | Composite Slab / Permanent Formwork |
| Rib Spacing (Top) | 91 mm |
Precision Profile Engineering: Features a 47mm rib height and 232mm pitch spacing designed to maximize structural stiffness and load-bearing capacity.
Optimized Coverage Width: Manufactured from a 1220mm blank to provide a massive 960mm effective coverage width, ensuring faster floor installation with fewer laps.
Variable Thickness Range: Available in a versatile range from 0.80mm to 1.20mm to meet specific structural engineering and span requirements.
Superior Mechanical Bonding: Utilizes a trapezoidal rib design with embossed patterns to create a powerful interlocking bond between the steel sheet and the concrete slab.
Cost and Time Efficiency: Functions as a permanent shuttering system that eliminates the time and cost associated with installing and stripping timber forms.