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ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring

by Steel & Tube

Whangarei, New Zealand

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ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring has set the benchmark in global construction technology and is the market leader in composite steel flooring in New Zealand. ComFlor has been developed from British research and technology and is tested to meet internationally recognised standards.

It offers speed of construction, superior performance, cost efficiencies and easy installation of services. Made in New Zealand by a talented and experienced team, ComFlor brings a global edge in construction closer to you. ComFlor – Built into the fabric of New Zealand construction.

Product Details

Product
ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring
Brand
ComFlor, Steel & Tube
Type of use
Commercial and Residential
ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring
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ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring has set the benchmark in global construction technology and is the market leader in composite steel flooring in New Zealand.

ComFlor has been developed from British research and technology and is tested to meet internationally recognised standards.

It offers speed of construction, superior performance, cost efficiencies and easy installation of services. Made in New Zealand by a talented and experienced team, ComFlor brings a global edge in construction closer to you. ComFlor – Built into the fabric of New Zealand construction.

Size
ComFlor 60 - L0.045 x W0.006 mm, ComFlor 80 - L0.052 x W0.008 mm, ComFlor 210 - L0.07 x W0.021 mm
ComFlor 210

ComFlor 210 is a long span composite deck that offers unpropped spans to 5.5m and propped spans to 9m with a corresponding reduction in steelwork. When combined with asymmetric beams, the deck can be contained within the beam depth, which produces a “slim floor”, leading to reduced overall building height and savings in cladding costs, or enables an extra storey to be added for buildings of 10 storeys plus. The shape of the CF 210 deck permits services to be installed effectively within the slab depth, allowing further reductions to the floor zone. 

ComFlor 80

ComFlor 80 is a new generation composite steel deck that offers longer spans, minimised concrete volumes, and sets new benchmarks for shallow slab construction efficiencies. The large curved corner, combined with the use of high strength G500 galvanised steel, stretches unpropped continuous spans to 5.3 metres and propped spans to 7.1 metres. Longer spans simplify and reduce the number of support beams in the steel frame, driving down overall construction cost.

ComFlor 60

ComFlor 60 composite floor profile offers the ultimate in lightweight steel decking for all multi-rise buildings. It combines exceptional spanning capabilities with reduced concrete usage to provide a cost-effective and attractive floor solution that is easy to install. The state-of-the-art profile has been developed using modern roll-forming techniques. Capable of unpropped continuous spans to 4.5 metres and propped spans to 6.8 metres.

ComFlor SR

ComFlor SR is a dovetail re entrant profile with a virtually flat soffit, ideal for all manner of residential and accomodation buildings including hotels, apartments and multi level high rise.

Optimised profile design gives exceptional unpropped (double) spanning capability of over 3.90 metres, reducing structural steel requirements and hence cost. Additional mass enhances vibration and acoustic properties.

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ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring

The ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring is supplied by Steel & Tube. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Steel & Tube lists on ArchiPro.

Steel & Tube does not publish a price for the ComFlor® Composite Steel Flooring on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.

It is listed under Structural Flooring on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with structural flooring from other suppliers.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Ashton Lake House by Design Engine Architects - Wassung, Gasometer by Structus and Bayleys by Triple Star Management. See how it was used in a finished space.

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