UN-Habitat Assembly 2023 on Sustainability
A big part of overall sustainability includes the long-established principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling. Precast concrete beam and block perfectly encapsulate sustainability.
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Why choose EcoConcrete Beam and Block on Off-Plan Development
EcoConcrete Beam and Block precast slab system in off-plan developments emphasizes efficiency, versatility, and sustainability.
Earthquake-resistant Structures:EcoConcrete Beam and Block Slab
This article focuses on the practicality of Eco-concrete beam and block slab use on multistorey buildings while addressing earthquake resistance concerns raised within the construction industry.
Case study ground floor suspended slab
Beam and block allows major savings, especially on black cotton soil. No excavation or backfill, reduced labour, and equipment costs as all can be carried by hand. Reduced materials on-site also minimize security risks on cement and steel stored on site.
Flat slab: Beam and block flat slab & waterproofing.
Beam and block flat roof slab system is economical compared to other types of roofs like the pitched timber roof. Since commercial structures are huge properties, expect to save more when using this system than other roofing types and materials.
Budget control in construction
Precast concrete is one of the versatile and modern ways to enhance the durability of construction in a cost-effective way. Precast concrete products have several benefits that tend to save time and money
Beam and block floor/roof slabs
A big part of overall sustainability includes the long-established principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling. Precast concrete beam and block perfectly encapsulate sustainability.
RISING COST OF ESSENTIAL PRODUCTS IN CONSTRUCTION
Are you looking into construction, and worried about the rising cost of essential materials? Consider EcoConcrete suspended floor/roof slab,
CASE STUDY – DYSLEXIA SPECIAL SCHOOL.
Whether a commercial or residential building beam and block is a solution that fits the bill perfectly making construction less tedious
Structural infill block and Beam slab
Did you know that if you are building a beam & block slab, a non-structural block can pose a risk to your build? Non-structural infill blocks crush when a load is applied to them, especially a load dropped from a height or screed/topping/floor finishes e.g., Tiles.