Thin-wall exterior concrete integrated with light-gauge steel framing.
Technical information
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MSC Concrete panels can be designed as Cladding or engineered to transfer shear
MSC Concrete panels can be designed as Cladding or engineered to transfer shear
With 33% of energy loss in the U.S. occurring through heating, cooling and operating commercial buildings
MSC floors and roofs can be engineered from light-gauge steel joists.
MSC panels are ready for utilities and insulation in stud cavities..
MSC panels integrate light-gauge metal framing with thin-shell.
Light-weight MSC concrete panels are fabricated to match the texture.
Lighter weight Metal Stud Crete® panels may contribute toward achieving additional LEED points
Technical Information
Metal Stud Crete® load bearing, structural shear wall system has current testing and approvals from nationally recognized testing laboratories and conforms to building codes World Wide through the ICC ESR- 2511 engineering report, and the IBC .
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Specifications for Metal Stud Crete®
CSI MASTER FORMAT NUMBERS AND TITLES
Technical Reports
- 1. ICC ESR 2511
- 2. L.A. Research Report No. 25419
- 3. Department of State Architect - Schools
- 4. Level IV Bullet Impact Test
- 5. Quality Control and Fabrication Manual 2019
- 6. Impact Resistance Florida State Building Code Letter
- 7. Fire Ratings of MSC Assemblies
- 8. Water Penetration and Structural Testing by Smith Emery
Colored Concrete with Light Sandblast
Formliner Patterns
Exposed Aggregate with Medium Sandblast
Textured Coating
Retarded Aggregate
Thin Brick
Examples: To see more go to Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute
https://www.pci.org/PCI/Design_Resources/Color_Texture_Guide/Search.aspx
Colored Concrete with Light Sandblast
Formliner Patterns
Exposed Aggregate with Medium Sandblast
Textured Coating
Retarded Aggregate
Thin Brick
Examples: To see more go to Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute
https://www.pci.org/PCI/Design_Resources/Color_Texture_Guide/Search.aspx
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