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Insulation Material Injection Precast Composite Floor Slab Method 'DM Board Slab'

This is a method for casting PCa synthetic floor slabs that significantly improves the working environment in narrow pits!

The "DM board" is a half precast floor slab with insulation material embedded, allowing for construction without support. By using the "DM board" for the first-floor slab with a pit, it eliminates the need for setting insulation, formwork, and the removal and transportation of supports. [Features] ■ Can be constructed without support ■ Reduction of construction types and shortening of construction period ■ Compatible with inserts and sleeves ■ Lightweight, allowing for VE proposals as well

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FR slab construction method

It is a half precast composite floor slab method that integrates on-site poured concrete.

We would like to introduce the "FR Panel Slab Method." The FR panel is a ribbed precast concrete slab, and the prestress is introduced through PC steel materials arranged in the rib sections. This method involves laying the FR panel on beam formwork, placing the upper reinforcement, and then pouring on-site concrete to integrate the components. 【Features】 ■ The underside of the FR panel is flat, allowing for direct ceiling finishing. ■ Small beams can be omitted, enabling flexible planning. ■ Long-term deflection due to creep is minimal. ■ By adopting the FRS method, it can accommodate floor level differences in areas such as water facilities. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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