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The base is ready for the boxing then steelwork and inspection then the concrete will be going down at one of our custom home builds in Kew.
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Slabs all boxed up and steel in place ready for concrete at one of our projects in Healesville.
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Pouring the strip footings at one of our Templestowe knock down rebuilds. Strip footing are a common approach to foundations when dealing with a sloping site.
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When building on a sloping site the most popular way of approaching footings are strip footings. Pictured here is an example on one of our Templestowe knock down rebuilds.
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The steelwork is all done and we are now ready for the bondek and on with the mesh and concrete for this suspended slab.
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Here is a basement with the walls constructed by using the Dincel system. Dincel is a polymer formwork used for walls and columns. The Dincel is braced in position and is filed with ready mix concrete forming a permanent water proof concrete wall.
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Land is not cheap so why not install a basement for better use of your property. A great way of forming a basement is to use the Dimcel system which are a preform plastic module that are placed in position, braced with steel reinforcement, then concrete poured inside them.
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All prepared for a suspended slab pour at one of our Diamond Creek builds.
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Many of our clients having been asking how do you do exposed concrete? Here are the steps the steelwork is exactly the same as per normal concrete it is the concrete mix that bears the difference.  Colour is selected and this determines aggregate (stones) used in the mix with the sand, cement and water. The concrete is laid and finished off as per normal concrete, in most cases the concrete is then left for a minimum of 5 hours depending
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Another load of Boral concrete being delivered for our new display village in Doreen. Boral have also supplied the roof tiles for the display homes. There are three different styles of roof tiles used at the displays, Macquarie, Striata and Contour. The Macquarie is the most commonly used tile being the most affordable with the Contour closely following behind. The Striata gives the illusion of being a flat tile similar to slate and is a little more expensive.
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