When it comes to self-storage construction, every component matters. Metal decking is more than just a structural element — it’s a versatile solution that supports strength, efficiency, and design flexibility. Whether you’re building a new facility, adding a mezzanine, or expanding an existing site, metal decking delivers durability and cost savings that make a real difference.
Here are three powerful ways you can use metal decking in self-storage construction:
Composite metal decking combines steel and concrete to form a bonded floor system with superior load capacity. BETCO’s 2-inch composite deck panels are designed with built-in embossments that lock the concrete slab to the steel, allowing both materials to work together structurally.
Why it works for self-storage:
When you need reliable roof support, B-Deck is the go-to choice. With its 1½-inch profile, it provides excellent diaphragm strength, handles typical roofing loads, and installs quickly.
Why it works for self-storage:
For facilities that demand heavy load capacity or longer spans — such as large self-storage complexes or facilities with wide drive-through corridors — N-Deck delivers. With its 3-inch profile, N-Deck requires fewer support beams, simplifying structural design.
Why it works for self-storage:
Metal decking isn’t just about steel and spans — it’s about creating facilities that are stronger, more efficient, and more profitable. By choosing the right decking option for the right application, self-storage owners and developers can save on construction costs, maximize rentable space, and deliver a better experience for customers.
BETCO’s full line of decking components — from composite to B-Deck to N-Deck — provides solutions for virtually any self-storage project.