CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE

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Cast-in-place concrete is a method of constructing walls and slabs in removable formwork on site. This technique dates back to approximately the 1850’s and was predominantly used for basement walls until Thomas Edison recognized it’s potential for above-grade applications.

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