Built for commercial projects where spans, loads, sequencing, and structural coordination all need to work together. Truss Link helps teams align elevated floor and deck systems with the broader structural package so the work moves forward with greater clarity.
Long span decking is more than a surface or support layer. It affects how loads are carried, how trades coordinate, and how the structural system performs in the field. Truss Link helps teams plan deck systems around the realities of span, sequencing, and installation.
Designed to support larger openings and commercial layouts where structural flexibility matters.
Deck systems are planned around project requirements, structural loads, and the systems they connect to.
Coordinating decking early helps teams plan the order of work before installation begins.
Decking, trusses, framing, and field conditions are considered together so the system can be built with fewer disconnects.
We think beyond fabrication, considering sequencing, access, and installation realities early.
Teams know what is happening, what is needed, and where decisions could affect the field.
Truss systems are coordinated around project requirements, field conditions, and adjacent scopes.
Our work is guided by the long-term demands of the structure, not just the immediate install.
“With proven engineering and installation, they are the ones we trust.”
-Bill Cook,
Trend Construction
Cookeville, TN
Metal floor decking and shoring for multi-story student housing, combining engineering support, material procurement, and coordinated installation across multiple floor levels.
View Project: Tennessee Tech University
Columbia, SC
Metal floor deck and shoring installation for a multi-level structure, with coordinated deck placement and temporary support across multiple construction phases.
View Project: Merrill Gardens2 projects
Let’s talk through your project and determine how elevated floor and deck systems should coordinate with the structural work ahead.
