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Overview of Tilt-Up Construction
Tilt-up construction is where concrete wall panels are cast on-site and then lifted into place. This method became popular in the 1950s to speed up construction time and reduce costs. Here we'll take a closer look at tilt-up construction, its advantages, and what you need to know before starting your project.
Tilt-Up Engineering
Tilt-up engineering services are specialized engineering and construction services that focus on the design, analysis, and erection of tilt-up concrete walls. Here we'll discuss how tilt-up engineering is a specialized field that requires in-depth knowledge of concrete wall panel design, loads, forces, and how to properly erect the panels to create a safe and secure structure.
Tilt-Up Slabs
If you're looking for a construction method that's both fast and economical, tilt-up slabs may be the answer. Also known as tilt-up panels or tilting-up walls, this type of slab is poured on-site and then lifted into place using a crane. Tilt-up construction is often used for commercial and industrial buildings, but it can also be used for storage sheds, garages, and even homes. Here we'll discuss how tilt-slabs are used in tilt-up construction and the equipment that is used with them.
Lifting and Bracing
Tilt-up lifting and bracing is a construction technique used to raise large, precast concrete panels into place on a building site. The panels are lifted using a crane and then secured with braces. This method is often used for industrial and commercial buildings where the walls need to be strong and durable. Here we'll discuss the basics of tilt-up lifting and bracing, including the benefits and why they need to be maintained.
Patching and Repair for Tilt-Up
Tilt-up construction is quick and efficient, but it can also be susceptible to cracking and other damage. Patching and repair are important parts of maintaining a tilt-up structure. Here we'll discuss why you need to patch, common challenges, and crack control measures for tilt-up construction.
