A concrete pan deck face the toughest moment before the slab has cured: placement day. Fresh concrete weigh substantially more than people account for in terms of what the deck must carry, and it comes along with everything else on the deck working on it.
As a trusted provider of deck products, we help make planning the pour clear and simple. This guide walks through what to know.
Deflection and Shoring
What the specification turns on is how much the deck sags: the deck sagging too much during placement give ponding than intended — which costs on two counts. Where the span exceeds what the panel can take without support, temporary shoring is placed beneath the deck until the slab cure. Selecting a concrete deck pan that avoids props eliminates real time and cost in the schedule.
If you're specifying shored or unshored spans, concrete pan deck make it easy.
Plan the Pour
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