Articles
2 articles on mixes, costs, delivery logistics and site practice.
-
Common uses of concrete in construction
IN BRIEF Roads: Essential for transportation infrastructure. Building Foundations: Provides stability and support. Car Parks: Durable surfaces for vehicle storage. Siding/Exterior Walls: Enhances aesthetic appeal and insulation. Tiles: Offers a resilient flooring option. Doors: Used in prefabricated construction. Pavements: Commonly used for pedestrian walkways. Bridges: Vital for connecting urban areas. Superstructures: High-rise buildings and skyscrapers
-
What are the various types of concrete used in construction?
IN BRIEF Normal Strength Concrete – The most common type, basic mix of cement. Plain Concrete – Simplest form, made from Portland cement. Reinforced Concrete – Enhanced strength with steel bars. Precast Concrete – Manufactured in a factory, used for quick assembly on site. Ready Mix Concrete – Delivered to site, mixed beforehand for convenience.
