![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhFazlkhLTyYzf5heggkbe1NjVuQeOmudxPg79ViN3uN7f7wqI7gDVMyiRVkUvKc3Q4KDDFJMAWvm7XqKwidJbJKBbjJ8FnRKwCBEHyvz2WA0tOzL_yRAWCRFfpqVjNVbNqm2b7eXj242t3/s640/estimate-the-amount-of-concrete.jpg)
Slab-on-ground is the most common and has two variants: conventional slabs with deep excavated beams and waffle pod slabs, which sit near ground level and have a grid of expanded polystyrene foam pods as void formers creating a maze of beams in between. Conventional slabs can be insulated beneath the broad floor panels; waffle pods are by definition insulated beneath. Both may benefit from slab edge insulation.
This video shows you how to calculate the amount of concrete required to pour a Concrete Slab on Ground with Splayed edge beam and a Rebated edge. While the calculations are relatively simple its the process that people get wrong and miss things.
Post a Comment