Structural Concrete Slabs

A structural slab, also known as a monolithic concrete slab or a monolithic foundation, is a type of foundation or flooring system that is poured as a single, continuous piece of concrete. It is commonly used in residential and commercial construction as a cost-effective and efficient method of creating a solid and stable base.

 

One of the key advantages of a structural slab is its simplicity and speed of construction. Since it is poured as a single piece, there are no joints or seams that require additional labor or materials. This results in a continuous and durable foundation that is less prone to shifting or settling over time.