Construction
Concrete Road & Shed Flooring
The road was built up in layers: an excavator spread hard-rock boulder soling over the road bed, and a roller compacted it with a granular base so the concrete would sit on firm, even ground.
Concrete was then laid panel by panel, much of it at night under site floodlights so the premises could keep working by day. Each panel was levelled and given a grooved (broom) texture for grip, and the finished panels were kept under water to cure.
The videos also show a second job — a concrete floor under a steel shed, laid between screed rails, levelled by a team and finished with a grooved surface.
Work stages
How the work progressed.
- 01
Boulder soling
An excavator spread and levelled hard-rock boulders over the road bed in front of the factory buildings.
- 02
Roller compaction
A roller compacted the soling and the granular base above it into a firm, even surface.
- 03
Concreting at night
Concrete was laid in panels along the road, mostly at night under floodlights, and levelled by hand.
- 04
Grooved finish
The fresh surface was given a grooved (broom) texture across the road for grip.
- 05
Curing
Finished panels were kept flooded with water (ponding) while the concrete gained strength.
- 06
Finished road
Concrete panels with clean joints, ready for vehicles.
- 07
Shed floor (second site)
A concrete floor under a steel shed — laid between screed rails, levelled by the team and finished with a grooved surface.
Before & after
From site work to finished structure.
Gallery
On site.
Site videos
Work in motion.
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