Weak Floor Slabs and Load-Bearing Issues
Floor slabs in commercial and industrial buildings are critical for supporting heavy equipment, racks, and live loads. When these slabs show signs of weakness, cracking, or deflection, it may point to compromised load-bearing capacity — risking safety and operational downtime.
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Heavy Loads Demand Strong Support
Aging slabs, improper reinforcement, or changes in use (such as heavier equipment or racking systems) can overstress concrete floors. Cracks, vibration, or settlement may be the first sign of failure.
Indicators of Load Issues
- Cracks forming under forklift or equipment paths
- Visible slab deflection or depressions
- Vibration or movement under load
- Frequent joint damage or spalling
Prevent Downtime or Catastrophic Failure
Weak floors can lead to unexpected closures, damage to equipment, or even injury. The sooner a repair plan is developed, the easier it is to avoid costly slab replacement or structural collapse.
Recommended Solution
FRP Strengthening can reinforce the tension zones of floor slabs, while Chemical Strengthening Treatments restore surface durability and compressive strength.
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