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Page 1: Solid Decorative  · PDF filePanel sizes when placing a Solid In-Situ Decorative Concrete Floor The design and layout of the concrete floor must allow for expansion joints

Solid Decorative Concrete

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Page 2: Solid Decorative  · PDF filePanel sizes when placing a Solid In-Situ Decorative Concrete Floor The design and layout of the concrete floor must allow for expansion joints

Solid In-Situ Decorative Concrete

In-Situ Decorative Concrete

minimum 25 Mpa

(Structural Concrete)

Ground and Polished

and or just Polished Finish

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Panel sizes when placing a Solid In-Situ

Decorative Concrete Floor

The design and layout of the concrete floor must allow for expansion joints.

The maximum panel size must not exceed 30 times the total floor thickness. For

example, for a 100mm thick Decorative Concrete floor slab, the maximum length of

the longest side of a panel, must not exceed

30x 100mm = 3000mm = 3 m

Always respect the length/width ratio of the sides of the panels, meaning that the

longest side of the panel, must not be more than 1.5 times the shorter side of the

panel.

Joints can be created by cutting them within 48 hours after the casting process.

The concrete overlay must reach a compressive strength of at least 25 MPa before

grinding can commence.

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Solid In-Situ Concrete Slab Suspended

or

Surface bed

Concrete slab

thickness by

Engineer = d

Min 100mm,

25 Mpa

In-Situ Decorative Concrete

Calculation of maximum length between adjacent expansion joints

maximum length of panel size = 30 times the total thickness (d)

Example : If d = 150mm

Maximum length of panel size = 30 x 150mm = 4500mm

Note: The length of the shorter side of the panel must not be less than maximum length divided by 1.5

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Typical Cut Joint

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Typical Cut and Filled Joint

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8000mm

4000mm

6000mm

3000mm

Position of joints

Total thickness d = 150mm

Meaning maximum spacing = 4500mm

Joint

Joint

Cut Joint

Ref Mesh

Type of joint Construction

L/W Ratio=4000/3000=1.33

1.33 less than 1.5….approved

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8000mm

4000mm

6000mm

3000mm

Position of joints

Total thickness d = 120mm

Meaning maximum spacing = 3600mm

Joint

Joint

Cut Joint

Ref Mesh

Type of joint Construction

L/W Ratio=3000/2000=1.500

1.5 equal or less than 1.5….approved

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Unpolished Concrete Polished Concrete

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Typical Grinding Machine

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Grinding Disc

Polishing Disc

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Polished Concrete

Unpolished Concrete

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Polished Concrete

Unpolished Concrete

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Grinding Process

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Edge Grinding

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Polishing Process

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4 Stage Grinding

4 Stage Grinding plus 1 Stage Polishing

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Burnishing Process

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Cleaning and Maintenance

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Special surface techniques

Non-slip sealer

Non-slip sealer

Ground and Polished

Ground and Polished vs Acid Edging

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Concrete floors deserve not being taken for

granted.

World of Decorative Concrete will make you really appreciate the advantages of

having concrete as an exposed floor surface.

Dirty, grey floors are transformed into brilliant, easy

to clean, environmentally friendly and durable

floors.

It simply requires a small shift in attitude and

thought.

Contact: Johan Coetzee 083 261 8778

Yours in ‘Concrete with Soul’

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