Success Stories - Sporting Goods Facility
ResinDek® Success Story: Sporting Goods Facility Replaces Concrete
Savings Add Up with ResinDek® Mezzanine Flooring!

Concrete Mezzanine Floor Platforms require lots of steel
| Concrete Mezzanine Costs |
|
| 1. Footings |
$285,000 |
| 2. Structural Steel |
$823,000 |
| 3. Steel Erection Plus All Other Costs |
$1,598,000 |
| Total Cost of Structure |
$2,706,000 |

Heavy concrete structure requires massive footings and 14" columns
| ResinDek Mezzanine Costs |
|
| 1. Footings |
$148,000 |
| 2. Structural Steel |
$535,000 |
| 3. Steel Erection Plus All Other Costs |
$1,379,000 |
| Total Cost of Structure |
$2,062,000 |
| Savings with ResinDek |
$644,000 |

Re-engineered ResinDek Mezzanine only requires 10" columns
A large sporting goods retailer with multiple elevated platforms in various locations had used concrete before, and had used ResinDek on a pick module work area in Georgia. So the question became, what type of flooring would provide the best value for another mezzanine at the Katy, Texas headquarters location?
Why not price both options?
“The ResinDek® product gave us some real price advantages, and we were able to pull in savings in 3 areas; the footings, the structural steel, and the erections costs.”
Russell Bergeron
President of Tri-R-Erecting
& General Contractor
Houston, TX
ResinDek mezzanine flooring weighs 30 lbs. per square foot less than a concrete mezzanine floor, so on this 90,000 square foot project weight was reduced by 2.7 million pounds.
“Using ResinDek® also allowed us to use smaller diameter piers with smaller bells on the caissons which saved us around $140,000 on the foundation portion alone.”
Russell Bergeron
President of Tri-R-Erecting
& General Contractor
Houston, TX
Prepping for re-engineered ResinDek®
Mezzanine at Sporting Goods Facility in Texas
Savings in structural steel and labor to erect the steel mezzanine substructure for this project were reduced from 14" x 31 lbs. per foot to 10" x 24 lbs. per foot. Both bar joists were 18" deep, but ResinDek required less steel because the structure was lighter.
ResinDek has proved to be a good decision, according to the Sporting Goods Project Manager in Texas.
“We were initially attracted of course by the cost savings by using ResinDek®, however an unanticipated benefit has been the ergonomics of the ResinDek® flooring. ResinDek® gives more than concrete and is much more comfortable to work on for long periods of time. We were also happy with our previous ResinDek® installation 2 years ago in our Georgia facility, so this reinforced our decision and the savings has freed up some capital for additional projects.”
Sporting Goods Project Manager, Texas
“Cornerstone Specialty Wood Products’ customer service has been great; we have received our deliveries on time and prompt field support when needed. As long as the loads applied and use of the structure is appropriate, we will recommend ResinDek® to all of our present and future clients.”
Russell Bergeron
President of Tri-R-Erecting
& General Contractor
Houston, TX
ResinDek® panels installed on new elevated platform