födémkeretek

Födémkeretek, often translated as floor frames or slab frames, are structural elements used in building construction. They primarily serve to support the floor slab or the roof structure above. These frames are typically made of reinforced concrete, steel, or timber. The design and material of a födémkeret depend on the span, load-bearing requirements, and architectural considerations of the building. In reinforced concrete construction, födémkeretek are often monolithic with the floor slab, forming a rigid diaphragm. Steel födémkeretek can be pre-fabricated and assembled on-site, offering speed and flexibility. Timber födémkeretek, common in residential construction, are usually composed of joists and beams. The primary function is to distribute loads from the floor or roof to the supporting walls or columns, ensuring the stability and integrity of the building. Their careful design is crucial for preventing excessive deflection and ensuring occupant comfort and safety.