floor slab

Because it was designed for office use, its floor slabs are 12 feet apart.

Both the walls and floor slabs were cast on site.

And then the floor slabs will be broken apart until nothing remains.

The first is the question of insulating a floor slab.

Parts of the floor slab between the first and second stories will be removed to increase the openness.

Floor slabs were poured without joints at the rate of three stories per month.

Below lay the concrete floor slab and all the laboratory equipment.

The concrete floor slabs were brought out and made part of the facades.

Note says she was buried under the floor slab.

Hollow bricks were used instead of solid ones in floor slabs.

And he would frankly rather support the wall with floor slabs than see it broadly exposed to view.

It was buttressed by the basement floor slabs of the trade center.

It had been reused as a floor slab in the kitchen of the castle.

A crusaders floor slab lies on the south side of the sanctuary.

There are also floor slabs from the 17th and 18th centuries to former rectors.

All of the floor slabs are supported by fire resistant columns and beams.

These underground deposits were built with limestone walls and floor slabs.

Once a floor slab is demolished, the exterior walls will come down, followed by the columns.

A floor slab measures up to 40-by-8 feet and individual slabs weigh six to eight tons.

One common example involves steel beams supporting concrete floor slabs.

The undersides of the floor slabs serve as reflective surfaces.

The 12-story, 436,000-square-foot building was designed to accommodate truck traffic, with unusually thick floor slabs.

For example, an existing floor slab would have to be removed to create a new trading floor.

Elsewhere in the chapel are memorial floor slabs and brasses.

Once the pad (casting surface or floor slab) has cured, forms are built on top.