What's the commercial concrete?

Commercial concrete is concrete used in commercial and industrial construction projects. It has the strength, durability and workability to meet the requirements for use in commercial buildings.

Commercial concrete is usually formulated and constructed according to its use and specific design requirements. Here are some common commercial concrete applications:

FLOOR COVER: Floors in commercial buildings often require load-bearing and abrasion-resistant concrete to meet the demands of heavy equipment and traffic. This type of concrete has the strength and levelness to withstand high stress and frequent use.

Foundations and footings: The foundations and footings of commercial buildings require the use of strong concrete to support the weight of the building and ensure its stability and durability.

Slabs and beams: Slabs and beams in commercial buildings require the use of high-strength and durable concrete to support the weight of the building and ensure structural stability.

Precast Components: Precast concrete components, such as precast slabs, wall panels, beams and columns, are often used in commercial buildings. These components are usually pre-fabricated in a factory and then shipped to the site for installation, which can improve the speed and quality of construction.

Roads and car parks: Roads and car parks around commercial buildings are usually paved with concrete to meet the demands of vehicular traffic and durability requirements.

When commercial concrete is used, it needs to be designed and constructed according to specific project requirements, including determining concrete mix ratios, construction methods and quality control measures. Quality testing and maintenance are also required to ensure the quality and performance of commercial concrete.