Hyjoist

Big Choice. Better Joist. New Hyjoist.

Originally developed to replace solid timber as a lightweight and reliable floor joist, Hybeam® has been a market leader in I-Joists for years. Building on this proven track record and the capabilities of Hybeam, futurebuild® have taken a look at changing trends in building design and as a result, taken all the benefits of Hybeam further to produce the new Hyjoist ‘options range’. This range, much expanded and more economical, will now supersede Hybeam as the joist of choice – now offering proven performance with a wider range of options for more flexible  design.

According to Michael Murphy, Technical Manager of futurebuild, Hyjoist involved a complete re-engineering of the Hybeam range in order to provide more options in floor design.  The new Hyjoist range features 10 section sizes with three sections available for the key floor depths of 240 and 300mm where a larger span range is sought.  The range also introduces economy joists in depths 240, 300 and 360mm and now boasts a 400mm deep section.

Floor designers can now simply select from the economy sections in a depth that will accommodate the spans of the main area of the floor.  Any larger spans are easily achieved using the wider flange options of the same depth to complete an economical floor joist layout.

Says Murphy, “These exciting design options give the specifier greater flexibility allowing a floor joist layout to be tailored for each individual floor design.”

All the familiar features and advantages are still there in the new Hyjoist range – these include H2-S termite ‘protection to the core’, the same straight and true characteristics, production certification by the PAA for peace of mind, experienced engineering support, ‘on-the-ground’ specialist technical representatives and the same comprehensive distribution and availability.

More choice, more flexibility – the new Hyjoist options range means a new freedom in floor design and construction.

To learn more about the new Hyjoist, the ‘Hyjoist Options Range Design Guide’ can be downloaded by clicking here

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