Slab preparation and pouring:

Formwork Installation:
Build formwork around the perimeter of the slab area using wooden boards.

Ensure that
the formwork

is set at the correct elevation and properly aligned with the tops of the
pedestrian columns.

Reinforcement Placement:
Place steel reinforcement mesh or rebar within the formwork to add strength
to the slab. The spacing and placement should follow engineering
specifications.
Use spacers to maintain the correct position of the
reinforcement within the slab.

Concrete Mix Preparation:

Mix the concrete according
Rebars to
usedthe
in slabs are not
smooth because the ridges or
required specifications,deformations
typicallyona their surface
mix of cement, sand, aggregates,
improve the bond between the
steel and concrete, enhancing
and water. Admixtures the
may bestrength and
slab's
added as needed. preventing slippage, which is
essential for structural integrity.

Concrete Pouring:
Pour the concrete into the formwork within the slab area, starting at one end
and working your way to the other.

Pouring

Screeding and leveling

 Using vibrator to
distribute the
concrete evenly
and eliminate air
pockets

Screeding:
Use a screed board to level the surface of the concrete.

Curing:
Curing is essential for
the concrete's
strength and
durability.
Formwork Removal:
After the concrete has cured sufficiently (typically after a few days), carefully
remove the formwork.

Cured and shuttered

Curing period