Concrete Wall and Floor
Concrete Wall and Floor
Concrete Wall and Floor
1. High Durability: Concrete wall is solid, strong and won’t dent from furnitures, hail, or from accidental car
bumpings in the parking lot.
2. Savings on initial and life-cycle costs: Masonry’s higher durability also means less repairs, plus the color and
brilliance of masonry won’t fade, rust or discolor from the weather eliminating continuous painting and
maintenance.
3. Fire resistance: Concrete walls are commonly specified fire barriers, because these elements are
noncombustible, inherently fire resistance. Concrete masonry is also used to protect the structural integrity of
steel from fire exposure.
4. Structural Integrity: Masonry can be used with all roofing systems, and it has excellent load bearing capacity
for supporting roofs and additional floors. It also resists the forces of heavy snows and wind shears.
6. Better insulated (R values): The thermal mass of concrete masonry walls insulate against outside
temperatures better than metal walls to help maintain constant temperatures inside while reducing your heating
and cooling costs.
7. Design Flexibility: Masonry walls can be easily adjusted at any time to suit job-site conditions, even after
construction has started, and without production delays.
9. Reduced Sound Transmission: Because of its mass and rigidity, concrete masonry is especially effective in
reducing the transmission of unwanted noise and sound.
10. Better Resale Value: Masonry buildings look better than metal, maintain their beauty longer and give you
more building for your money.
Applications of concrete walls
Partition wall
Characteristics of concrete flooring
Public
Institutions
Residential Applications
•Kitchens: Concrete flooring is popular in this room
because it is durable and easy to clean. It can be sealed
against moisture damage and made virtually impervious
to staining agents.