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This course will examine how noncombustible steel deck framing makes it possible to meet stringent building and fire codes in Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) zones. Because steel is a Class A fire-rated material, steel deck framing will not contribute fuel to a fire, reducing the threat that a wildfire poses to human life and property. Participants will also learn how steel’s strength and resistance to the damaging effects of weathering makes it possible to deliver bigger and longer-lasting deck structures. This proven performance ensures the physical safety of users without compromising the project’s design vision, making steel deck framing suitable for a variety of uses in WUI zones.
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| Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 15:00 EDT (UTC-04:00) | Webinar | N/A (Webinar) | Todd Smith |
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Aluminum as a building material has been in use for almost 90 years and in that time has proved to be safe, reliable, and extremely durable. Because the energy and resources required to produce it have been radically reduced recently, it is now regarded as one of the most sustainable building materials available. This course explores how the many benefits of aluminum can be incorporated into the design of attractive, strong, extremely durable, and corrosion-resistant aluminum fences and railings; how these products can be finished, specified, and installed; and the codes and standards that inform and govern their use.
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Outdoor decks are commonly desired by homeowners and commercial property owners for both new and existing properties. Wood has long been the structural choice for outdoor deck materials. However, wood has disadvantages that can be mitigated with steel deck framing structural construction. In this course, we will discover that light-gauge steel (LGS) is lighter in weight than structural wood, is less susceptible to deterioration due to the elements and pests, requires less maintenance over time, is a sustainable material, and offers unparalleled safety features for dead loads, live loads, and environmental loads such as snow, earthquakes, and wind. Steel deck framing is quick to erect and provides for longer spans than wood of similar cross-sectional size. Structural materials can be easily lifted, and waste is reduced.
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Learn the coating processes for ornamental steel railings and fence systems, and how to specify a coating to meet the performance requirements of any project.
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