Before starting any project, it’s essential to prepare the area correctly to ensure the concrete lasts longer and to minimize the risk of cracks. We provide the necessary materials for prepping your space according to the soil conditions and the intended use of the concrete slab.
used to attach objects or structures to concrete
made from a mixture of cement and aggregate, usually sand, formed into molds and then cured
used to help prevent the loss of moisture content from the concrete
round steel bars placed in construction joints of concrete pavements to help transfer loading between individual slabs, permitting horizontal movement of the slab during contraction after the pavement is laid and in response to temperature fluctuations
stakes without holes used with steel and plastic forms for concrete forming
plywood, steel, aluminum and composite materials are used for both vertical and horizontal forming systems, and behind these panels are an assortment of strong-backs, whalers and trusses that are also made from wood, steel or aluminum
steel grade stakes designed to be driven into the hardest sub-grades and will never crack, splinter or shatter
used in joints in concrete pavement that serve to control cracking from stresses caused by changes in concrete from moisture and thermal gradient
Nails are used to attach a structure to concrete slabs and can be done manually or with a gun-style power nailer. Screws can be used with a drill and a special technique to penetrate concrete at an exact depth.
also known as steel wedge clamps, these are stamped steel plates with a slot to accept the button end of a snap tie
used for securing ceilings, roofs and walls against water vapor penetration
steel bars used in concrete construction to add reinforcement and long-term strength to the concrete used to build foundations, walls, pools and other structures
a patented polypropylene support system ideal for concrete applications requiring a 6 to 8 inch slab that ensures accurate positioning of rebar during concrete placement
a durable and flexible expansion joint for concrete
used in a foundation or slab and are a type of footing, consisting of two or more column footings connected by a concrete beam
tension members that are designed to resist the lateral pressure of fresh concrete on vertical forms
large, cylindrical cardboard tube used as a mold for pouring concrete to form solid, round columns or pillars
soft metal wire used during various stages of construction to secure different materials together; most commonly used to secure rebar prior to the placement of concrete
used to align concrete walls, columns or beams to ensure a straight wall after pouring
provide reinforcement for concrete structures, erosion control, or can serve as fencing
used in the forming process
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