Cellular composite deck is similar to composite deck with the added benefits of increased load capacity, increased span capabilities, and improved appearance of the underside of the deck. A flat liner panel is attached to the bottom side of the deck to make the flutes into cells giving the deck its name. The liner panel typically has stiffeners to prevent oil canning in the flat sheet. Like composite deck, this deck serves as a working platform during construction, is a permanent form for the wet concrete, and will work compositely with the concrete to be the tensile steel for the final slab. However, it also offers a more architecturally pleasing flat ceiling from the underside given the addition of the flat liner panel. Common gages range from 20/20 to 16/16 gage.

Many types of roof and composite deck are also offered as acoustical options. The primary purpose of acoustical deck is to absorb sound and prevent echoes within the space below. To accomplish this, the deck is perforated on the exposed side of the deck, allowing sound to pass through perforations and be absorbed by fiberglass batts. Acoustical deck is offered in two options: the standard version has simple perforations in the side walls of the flutes and fiberglass batts in the low flutes, and the cellular version has perforations in the bottom liner panel and fiberglass batts in the cells. Acoustical performance varies depending on the type of deck and configuration of the perforations.

Long span deck is roof deck that takes advantage of a deeper geometry for the specific purpose of spanning long distances. Designed to cover distances up to 40 feet, long span deck is more efficient at resisting loads over long distances than standard roof deck. This deck can support gravity loads, wind uplift loads, and diaphragm shear loads and is used to stabilize the roof framing members, carrying the diaphragm shear through its supporting fasteners. For ease of installation and transportation, standard long span deck is provided in single flute sheets as it is typically heavier than standard deck. Standard gages range from 18 thru 10 gage.

Reveal Series deck is an architectural deck used in both roof and floor applications. Its flutes are shaped like dovetails allowing for a greater concentration of steel within the deck profile and also an aesthetically pleasing, plank-like look from the underside. For roof applications, it can span longer distances or carry heavier loads while at the same time offering a finished ceiling from the underside. For floor deck applications, the wide low flutes allow for maximizing concrete volume to keep slabs as thin as possible from both a load carrying and fire rating perspective. When used with concrete, it does bond with the concrete as a composite deck. The acoustical versions of the product line offer superior acoustic performance to other deck types considering the wide flat perforated bottom flutes are created to optimally absorb sound. Common gages are 20 thru 16 gage. A variety of finishes are offered since it is often used as a finished ceiling.