Monthly Archives: July 2010

Finishing Lightweight Concrete   Lightweight-aggregate, air-entrained concrete is increasingly used to cast interior, above-grade floors. There are two principal reasons for its use: cost savings and fire resistance, lightweight concrete floors are typically 25% to 35% lighter than regular concrete … Continue reading →

Reducing Craze Cracking Crazing It’s called craze cracking or “alligator cracking,” and the more serious form “map cracking,” which effects serviceability. Craze cracking is primarily a cosmetic issue but store and warehouse owners sometimes raise objections when they see craze … Continue reading →

The Effect Concrete Curling can have on Floor Flatness Concrete Curling Effect Examined Concrete Curling is measure when floor flatness and levelness are measured using F-number technology, timing of measurements is critical because curling of slabs on ground increase with … Continue reading →