Hibond 55: A Versatile Flooring Solution for Medium Density Housing

Hibond 55 is a versatile, lightweight, steel flooring system that delivers rapid and cost-effective installation for residential floors.

The key component of the Hibond 55 reinforced concrete floor is galvanised steel sheets which are roll formed into a trapezoidal shaped profile.

The steel sheets, manufactured in Christchurch, act as formwork during construction and mechanically bond with concrete to create a high strength floor slab. The result is a strong and stable floor, which provides thermal insulation, acoustic performance and fire resistance, perfect for residential construction projects.

As a solution for Medium Density Housing, Hibond 55 provides key benefits including:

Strong and economical, quick and easy to install.
In most cases, its design enables construction and finishing work to continue shortly after laying: This is particularly important for Medium Density Housing projects as it means installation of utilities such as cables, pipes and ducting can continue to progress quickly, without the delays some traditional floors can create.

Hibond 55 also provides an ideal surface for laying carpets, parquet flooring and other floor coverings.

Hibond 55 Composite Steel Flooring System

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Hibond 55 is a composite steel flooring system that has been successfully used in a wide variety of commercial and residential applications for over thirty years.

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Dimond Structural Flooring Systems use a roll-formed profiled galvanised steel sheet as a component in reinforced concrete floor systems
The steel decking sheet provides both permanent formwork and positive tensile reinforcement in one way reinforced composite floor slab construction over concrete block walls, poured concrete beams, steel beams or timber beams, subject to the environmental limitations referenced to the appropriate grade of the material selected
It is critical to product performance that the loads applied, spans, formwork material thickness and overall composite floor slab thickness are designed within the appropriate Limit State Loads and limitations published in the Flooring Systems Design Manual
Before commencing a project using a Dimond Structural Flooring System, the user must refer to the information within this manual and all sections as appropriate, ensuring relevant information is available to the end-user. Failure to observe this information may result in a significant reduction in product performance
Dimond Structural accepts no liability whatsoever for products which are used otherwise than in accordance with these recommendations

Past history of use of Dimond Flooring Systems indicate that provided the product use and maintenance is in line with the guidelines of the Flooring Systems Design Manual Dimond Flooring Systems can reasonably be expected to meet the performance criteria in Clause B1 Structure and B2 Durability of the New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) for a period of not less than 50 years, provided they are kept free from moisture.

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