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How to | Metal Deck | Button Punch | Sidelaps

How To Use A Metal Deck Button Punch Tool: A Step By Step Guide

By: Paul Rubio
February 13th, 2020

So you’re a contractor and you have a small metal decking job. You do not know what a button punch is, you have no idea how to button punch metal decking, and you do not know where to borrow, rent, or buy a button punch tool. You’re overwhelmed and don’t know where to begin. Don’t worry this blog will quickly answer all of these questions.

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Metal Deck | PunchLok II | Button Punch | Sidelaps

The Most Common Metal Deck Sidelap Types & Connections

By: Kathy Midence
January 22nd, 2020

So you have metal decking spec’d on the plans for your project. You are tasked with installing it. Did you know that there are different ways to connect the sidelaps? Also, the name of the panel often (not always) indicates how the sidelaps are connected.

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