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Mid-State Filigree Systems
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860,000 sq-ft. of Filigree
forms the decks and walls of
this exclusive transportation center in Atlantic City,
NJ.
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The
Filigree®
Method of
Concrete
Deck
Construction
Poured-in-place decks
without field formwork. |
The Filigree®
Wideslab Method:
The Filigree Wideslab method has a 40
year success record as an efficient and economic construction process that results
in safe and lasting structures. Filigree construction and design
is in full compliance with the former BOCA and current ACI and ICC building
codes.
The Filigree method is a process for
construction of concrete decks that successfully integrates "factory
precast" and field-construction technologies. This is accomplished by
constructing such decks from two interconnected concrete placements, one made in
a factory, and the other done in the field.
The process begins by manufacturing in a factory
relatively thin precast concrete panels with the needed reinforcing for
the lower portion of the deck, shipping them to the site, and erecting these
panels on shoring.
Subsequently, the second layer of concrete with needed reinforcing, for the
upper part of the deck, is placed on top of the precast panels at the site,
which completes the construction process.
This process effectively accelerates the construction of structures with
enhanced physical and aesthetic properties, and in most cases, may reduce their
construction cost.
The Filigree Wideslab method of
deck construction can be applied anywhere conventionally
poured-in-place concrete is specified. It can be used for flat plate, beam and
slab or wall-bearing concrete structures.. Any
strength requirements needed for poured-in-place construction can
be readily met with the Filigree method.
® Filigree and Wideslab are registered trademarks of Mid-State
Filigree Systems, Inc.