Flatwork Accessories: Page 5

Power Trowels
Avoid Surface Defects on Exterior Slabs
Twining Inc.
The proper finishing techniques will help you avoid defects like premature wear, scaling, mortar flaking and plastic-shrinkage cracking.
Scaling, above, and premature surface wear typically occur when contractors mix bleedwater into the surface or trap bleedwater and air directly beneath the surface.
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Self-Leveling Topping Corrects Concrete Floor Overpour on Polishing Job
Husqvarna Construction Products
CTS Cement's Rapid Set TRU Self-Leveling topping helped a contractor bring an overpoured concrete floor back to specification in order to achieve the desired polished-concrete surface
In order to achieve the desired polished concrete finish on this lobby floor, Concrete Flooring Solutions used CTS Cement Rapid Set TRU Self-Leveling product to bring an overpoured floor back to its specified recessed depth.
Screeds
Somero SRS-4 Laser Screed
Somero Enterprises
The SRS-4 is safer with better visibility, more maneuverable, easier to operate with a smoother roller boom and lighter weight.
Somero SRS-4 Laser Screed
Concrete
Floors without Control Joints
PrīmXComposite jointless concrete flooring system’s shrinkage-compensating admixture causes steel fiber in the concrete to act as pre-stressed reinforcement
The only joints in a “jointless floor” is a construction joint and these are carefully layed out so as to not occur in high traffic areas. Placing PrimX concrete is very close to the process used to place other flooring systems.
Concrete
A Level and a Strike-Off
Combining three tools into one.
Milwaukee Tools new concrete strike-off level is designed to increase productivity and be comfortable to use.
Concrete Equipment & Products
Concrete Tips for Flooring Success
National Flooring Equipment
Mistakes to avoid when preparing concrete floors for a new coating.
It can be easy to underestimate the importance of correct surface preparation before installing a new floor, but improper preparation can cause a failure in your coating which can increase costs.
Concrete Equipment & Products
State of the Art Facility Incorporates State of the Art Technologies
A 300,000 square foot expansion of a food processing facility required the contractor to install a high performance floor with minimal construction and control joints.
One of the major concerns on the project was the extensive plumbing running throughout the floors with a potential for reflective cracking along the pipe placements.
Concrete Equipment & Products
MAKO Improves on Award-Winning Concrete Elevation Control Systems
MAKO Enterprises LLC
Offers durability, support and efficiency as part of the MAKO Screed Support Systems
MAKO FinStand Base Plate 57e031f22b565
Concrete Equipment & Products
Building A Velodrome
The Kenosha Park District in Wisconsin is rebuilding its velodrome, a track arena dedicated to bicycle racing. The track has two straight sections and two 180-degree high pitched circular bends. It’s one of the oldest tracks in the U.S., starting in 1927.
Placing pavement on steep slopes is challenging—estimating is more difficult, concrete mixes must be low slump, more labor is needed, equipment needs are different, and finishing is more complicated.
Flatwork Accessories
Slabs-On-Ground: Slab Thickness and Base Tolerances
KB Engineering LLC
Slab thickness is the greatest single factor controlling the load-carry capacity of a slab-on-ground.
Bases for slabs-on-ground must be smooth, hard and compacted.
Concrete Equipment & Products
Elevation Control System Helps Meet Ff Specifications
MAKO’s Base Plate and FinCap 4.5 Screed Support System provides exact elevation control for concrete slabs.
Concrete Equipment & Products
Warehouse Project Consumes Nearly 47,000 cu. yds. of Concrete
Poppoff Inc. teamed with Joseph Easley Construction to complete the division three concrete package for the the new Preferred Freezer Services project. Pictured here, Matt Poppoff and James Easley.
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