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What is better for floors lumber, I-joist or wooden trusses?

What is more practical for a slab: lumbers, I-beams, or wooden trusses? What are the advantages of lumbers and the benefits of…

Installation of tiles on wooden floors

When deciding on how to work on laying tiles on wood, you should know that you need to create fixed and durable flooring. The…

Pros and cons of different flooring options

Your choice of flooring is one of the most important decisions you must make when it comes to improving your home. Material is an…

How to make a drywall ceiling

Only with drywall help can you quickly, efficiently, and inexpensively implement any design solutions: multilevel, creating…

How to glue plasterboard

Gluing gypsum board sheets to walls or ceilings is the fastest and best way to level surfaces. When working with a gypsum board,…

What is to be done with the ceiling

This question in one form or another arises with 90% of people who begin repairs in an apartment or house. The question arises not…

Calculation of a reinforced suspended concrete floor

How to calculate a reinforced concrete floor slab and select the cross-section's geometric parameters, the class of concrete and…

ICF Concrete Deck Forming System for Floors

The advantages of EPS slabs are shorter construction and delivery times. They can be used with CMU, brick or ICF walls. This…

Calculation of a reinforced concrete beam

How to calculate the deflection and strength of a reinforced concrete beam. Examples of calculating reinforced concrete beams and…

Concrete Floor Slab Construction Process

Concrete floor slab construction process includes erection of formwork, placement of reinforcement, pouring, compacting and…

Monolitic suspended slab

What do you need to know before you choose a monolithic suspended slab for your new home? What does it take to make a monolithic…

Supporting the monolithic slabs on the walls

There is a clear rule: when pinched, the upper rebar should fill 1/4 of the span, and when hinged, 1/10. This is explained by the…