What is Slab Base?

The Slab Base is a flat surface, It is typically poured at ground level and provides a stable and level surface for the construction of the structure above. The Slab Base settle or shift construction load to the surface. The Thickness of slab base depend on construction load, soil condition, and the climate of area.

Need Of Slab Base

Soil conditions: Slab base provides stable foundations at Places with poor soil conditions such as unstable or expensive soils.
Flooding Or Moisture: A Slab base elevates a building from flood-prone or moisture-rich areas, to protect the construction or buildings.
Temperature Control: The slab base helps interior of the building warm in colder climates, or cool in warmer climates.

GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) rebar

GFRP Rebar is reinforcement and it is one of the best material for construction. GFRP Rebar is an alternative of Steel reinforcement bars. It has several advantages like light weight, corrosion resistant, and high strength. GFRP Rebar is a environment friendly rebar.

GFRP Rebar For Slab Base

Strength: GFRP Rebar is two times stronger and 1/4 lighter than steel reinforcement bars. This can make it easier to handle and install, and can also reduce the overall weight of the slab.
Corrosion resistance: GFRP Rebar is a corrosion resistant material unlike traditional steel bars which can rust and corrode over the time.
Cost-effective: GFRP Rebar is a inexpensive material. The cost of GFRP Rebar is low than steel bars.

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What is industrial flooring?

The Industrial Flooring is type of flooring such as factories, warehouses, distribution centers. Industrial floors must be able to withstand heavy loads, frequent traffic, and exposure to chemicals and other harsh conditions.

There are many designs in Industrial flooring with their properties such as lip resistance, chemical resistance, abrasion resistance, thermal shock resistance, electrical insulation, etc. for specific requirements of the industry.

Need Of industrial flooring

Heavy load: Industrial floors must be able to withstand heavy loads from machinery, equipment, and vehicles, and also from the regular movement of goods, materials, etc.
Durable: Industrial floor must be able to withstand frequent traffic, and exposure to chemicals, oils and harsh conditions.
Slip resistant: Industrial flooring must provide good traction, to minimize the risk of slips, trips and falls.
Chemical resistance: Some industrial floors need to be chemical resistant so it can protect from chemicals like acids, alkalis, and solvents, etc.

GFRP Rebar For Industrial Flooring

Strength: GFRP Rebar is two times stronger and 1/4 lighter than steel reinforcement bars. This can make it easier to handle and install, and can also helpful for industrial flooring
Corrosion resistance: GFRP Rebar is a corrosion resistant material unlike traditional steel bars which can rust and corrode over the time.
Cost-effective: GFRP Rebar is a inexpensive material. The cost of GFRP Rebar is low than steel bars.