Did you know 68% of contractors report project delays from traditional framing? Time is money. Every hour spent on-site costs $150+ in labor. That's why prefabricated wood I joists are revolutionizing construction - but are you leveraging their full potential?
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Our 18" deep prefabricated wood I joists carry 45% more load than solid lumber while weighing 30% less. You get:
Feature | Wood I Joists | Concrete Slabs | Steel Beams |
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Cost per sq.ft | $4.20 | $6.80 | $7.50 |
Installation Speed | 1 day | 3 days | 2.5 days |
Carbon Footprint | 8kg CO₂ | 42kg CO₂ | 28kg CO₂ |
Need 30' spans for warehouse floors? Our prefabricated floor slabs handle 250 psf loads. Designing a roof? Choose from 12 standardized profiles or request custom molds within 72 hours.
🏗️ Arizona Hospital Project: 58,000 sq.ft of prefabricated concrete floor slabs installed in 11 days (42% faster than bid schedule). Saved $218,000 in labor costs.
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A: Prefabricated wood I joists are commonly used in floor and roof framing due to their high strength-to-weight ratio. They provide long spans with minimal deflection and are ideal for residential and light commercial projects.
A: Prefabricated floor slabs are factory-made, ensuring consistent quality and faster installation. Unlike traditional cast-in-place slabs, they reduce on-site labor and curing time while maintaining structural integrity.
A: Yes, prefabricated wood I joists can support prefabricated concrete floor slabs in hybrid designs. Proper engineering ensures compatibility, balancing the lightweight benefits of wood with concrete’s durability.
A: Prefabricated concrete floor slabs offer superior fire resistance and load-bearing capacity. They are also less susceptible to moisture damage and pests compared to wood-based systems.
A: Prefabricated wood I joists are positioned according to engineered layouts and secured with mechanical connectors. Installation requires precise alignment and adherence to manufacturer guidelines for optimal performance.