Ground-floor beam-and-block and oversite laid off the finished substructure. Once the brickwork is up to course we set the beams, infill the blocks and grout up, giving you a solid, level ground floor ready for the build to carry on, on developments and private plots alike.
Pre-stressed concrete beams set off the substructure and infilled with block to give a strong, level ground floor that goes in quick and clean.
Oversite and ground-bearing slabs where the design calls for them, laid level off the finished footings and substructure.
Floors grouted up and brought level, ready for the insulation, screed or the next stage to follow on.
Laid straight off substructure we have built, so the levels tie in and the floor sits true on the walls below.
It is a suspended ground floor made of pre-stressed concrete beams with concrete blocks infilled between them, then grouted up and levelled. It gives a strong, dry ground floor and goes in faster than a poured slab on most plots.
Usually, yes. We build the substructure up to course and then set the beam and block off it, so the levels tie in and the floor sits true. We can also lay off substructure another trade has built.
It depends on the ground, the levels and the design. Beam and block suits a lot of plots, especially where there is fill or services to span; a slab suits others. We will lay whichever the design calls for.
Once it is grouted and levelled, the floor is ready for the insulation and screed or the next stage to follow on. We leave it clean and to the right level.
Yes. We lay oversite and ground-bearing slabs as well as beam and block, off the finished substructure, so the ground floor is taken care of as part of the job.
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