SUPERJOISTS

Superjoists are an engineered open-web joist system that uses light gauge steel chords connected by LGS metal webs. They are a strong, lightweight, and versatile alternative to traditional timber joists for floors, roofs, and walls. Their open design allows for the easy integration of services like pipes, wires, and ducting without the need for drilling or notching.

Superjoists can be delivered manufactured to site, which allows for ease of installation and increased strength in comparison to traditional methods. We can cater for any depth and length of joists required, down to the millimetre, to suit your specific requirements.

Superjoists can span huge distances without support from structural steels or load bearing walls, making them perfect for large scale developments. Being completely made of steel also ensures there is no movement when installed (unlike timber), dramatically reducing the risk of plaster cracking.

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With greater clear spans and no need for steel l-beams or heavy supporting timbers, Superjoists are easy to install.

The end result is flexible, column-free internal space.

Superjoists reduce the intrusive and expensive build work required with traditional construction methods.

Beams may be assembled into panel or cassette modules assisting you in attaining a sustainable and defect-free approach to construction.

Internal routing of services maximises space available.

Superjoists open web construction accommodates services, making installation of pipe work, cabling and ductwork quicker, easier and reducing labour costs.

Choose the strongest metal web system available on the market, with unrivalled lightness and greater clear span ability.

With excellent spanning and load bearing capacity, Superjoists can be positioned at any angle between 0 and 90 degrees.

Install insulation between and within the joists.

Insulation can be installed within the entire webbed system providing significant thermal improvements over traditional construction methods.