Concrete Systems for Homes and Low-Rise Construction
Whether evaluating concrete systems for low-rise buildings or managing projects, this one-stop resource is a huge time and money saver. Coverage for each system includes: properties and advantages, logistics of construction, logistics of connecting to other concrete systems, costs of installation, code and regulatory status, technical and testing information, and sources of additional information. 576 pp.
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: General
- Chapter 1: Why Concrete?
- Chapter 2: What's Available?
- Chapter 3: Background
- Part II: Wall Systems
- Part III: Floor and Roof Systems
- Part IV: Interior Decorative Applications
- Part V: Exterior Finish Products
- Part VI: Landscape Products
- Bibliography
- Index
Published by PCA/Edition: 2006
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| Description | Concrete Systems for Homes and Low-Rise Construction: A Portland Cement Association's Guide for Homes and Low-Rise Buildings by Peter A. VanderWerf, Ivan S. Panushev, Mark Nicholson,and Daniel Kokonowski Whether evaluating concrete systems for low-rise buildings or managing projects, this one-stop resource is a huge time and money saver. Coverage for each system includes: properties and advantages, logistics of construction, logistics of connecting to other concrete systems, costs of installation, code and regulatory status, technical and testing information, and sources of additional information. 576 pp. Table of Contents:
Published by PCA/Edition: 2006 |
