konkreettinenkonkreetti

Konkreettinen konkreetti is a concept in everyday Finnish speech, referring to a certain type of concrete. It originally means "concrete concrete" and is used to describe hyper-concrete concrete, typically for its high strength and durability.

The term is often used to distinguish the high-strength concrete from regular concrete. Konkreettinen konkreetti is often found in modern Norwegian and Swedish architecture where high-strength concrete is required for its structural integrity and resistance to weathering. This type of concrete is typically made with high-strength aggregate, such as limestone, and a special type of cement with a high early strength.

In Finnish-speaking countries, konkreettinen konkreetti is often used in informal conversations when discussing construction projects or when evaluating the quality of a building's foundation. It is a colloquialism that conveys an understanding of the importance of high-strength concrete in modern construction.

It is worth noting that the usage of "konkreettinen konkreetti" is more common in everyday conversation among Finnish speakers, particularly in construction or engineering-related contexts. While it may not be a formal or technical term, it is a widely understood concept within the field of construction.

The usage of konkreettinen konkreetti may originate from the Finn-Swedish region, where the term was used to refer to high-strength concrete used in bridge construction. Over time, the concept has spread throughout the region and into everyday speech.