Concrete Tilt-Up
What is a Concrete Tilt-Up?
Tilt-Up construction is essentially a series of concrete slabs that are formed and cast on-site and then tilted up into place to form a building’s exterior wall. These concrete panels typically contain a layer of foam insulation which is cast between the two sides of the panel (known as a sandwich panel) and they can be cast on-site or beforehand offsite (known as pre-cast). The wall panels can then be painted directly or exterior siding/cladding can be added to gain the desired appearance. Certain building geometry is necessary to make this design economically feasible (ie wall height less than building width). Overall, this construction type results in a very clean, professional-looking building that easily passes permitting in almost any local authority.
Typical Applications
Commercial Buildings
Mixed-use multi-tenant strata, retail, office buildings
Light Industrial Buildings
Manufacturing, food/beverage processing facilities
Warehouse Buildings
Warehousing & distribution buildings
Why
Concrete Tilt-Up?
Concrete tilt-up represents a cost-effective approach to concrete construction. Tilt-up construction is exactly what it sounds like: We tilt up the walls of a new structure. Reducing construction time-frame while maintaining excellent quality is often important to our clients. With tilt-up construction, we control the critical path through the construction schedule.
Specifically, concrete wall panels are formed laying flat, using a floor slab that has already been placed. When the wall panels have cured to the proper strength, they are lifted by crane and lowered into position.
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Appearance – clean, simple & beautiful
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Durability - Lasts longer & resistant to impact
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Security - Concrete walls keep thieves out
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