Fertigteilplatten

Fertigteilplatten, also known as precast concrete slabs, are structural components manufactured off-site in a controlled factory environment. These slabs are then transported to a construction site and assembled to form floors, roofs, or walls of a building. The production process typically involves pouring concrete into specialized molds, which are often made of steel or wood, and allowing it to cure. Reinforcement, usually in the form of steel rebar or mesh, is incorporated into the concrete to enhance its tensile strength and structural integrity.

The use of precast concrete slabs offers several advantages in construction. They allow for faster construction times as they can be produced concurrently with site preparation. The factory-controlled environment ensures consistent quality and dimensional accuracy, reducing the likelihood of defects and the need for on-site adjustments. Precast slabs can also contribute to improved building performance, offering good thermal and acoustic insulation properties. They are commonly employed in a wide range of structures, from residential buildings and commercial complexes to industrial facilities and infrastructure projects like bridges. Various types of precast slabs exist, including solid slabs, hollow-core slabs, and ribbed slabs, each designed to meet specific structural and load-bearing requirements.