concrete slabs

A concrete slab is a flat, horizontal surface made by pouring concrete into a mold or form on the ground. It's commonly used as flooring for buildings, driveways, patios, or sidewalks. The slab provides a strong, level foundation that supports structures or people. Before pouring, the ground is prepared with a layer of gravel or other material to ensure stability and drainage. Once poured, the concrete is allowed to cure and harden, creating a durable surface that can withstand loads and weather conditions. Proper design and reinforcement, like steel bars, help prevent cracking and enhance longevity.