1. What is a precast RCC compound wall?
2. What are the advantages & disadvantages of precast compound walls?
Advantages:
1. Easy to install:
The precast wall manufacturers take care of the installation. So, there is no need to find contractors or laborers.
2. Less time:
It takes less than 20% of the time to install when compared to brick walls.
3. Less cost:
When compared to brick walls, a precast boundary wall saves nearly 40% of the total money.
4. Less space:
The precast slabs are only 2 inches in their thickness. So, the precast wall occupies less space in installation.
5. Reusable:
As precast walls are assembled products, you can remove & relocate them whenever necessary.
6. Aesthetic:
The precast panels can be molded in different colors & designs. You can combine those colors & patterns to enhance the architectural view.
Disadvantages:
1. Availability:
The precast production unit may be a far distance from your construction site. They are not readily available in all parts of the region.
2. Handling:
Utmost care is needed while transporting, loading & unloading these precast products.
3. Retaining earth:
They are not good at retaining unequal ground pressure during the rainy season.
3. What are the dimensions & specifications of the precast boundary wall?
The length of the precast column may vary from 1500mm. to 2400mm. as shown in the drawing. The columns are 150mm. × 150mm. in their size having slots to hold the slab panels.
The thickness of the slab panels is usually made of 50mm. ( 2") as shown in the below-given drawing. The standard length is kept at 2100mm. ( 7 ft.) having 300mm. ( 1 ft. ) in their breadth.
The dimension of the precast panel or slab 👉 2100mm. × 300mm. × 50mm.
4. What is the cost of precast boundary walls?
The factors that affect the cost of the precast compound walls are,
1. Its availability & transportation cost.
2. Height & length of the precast wall.
3. Type of pattern, color, & design.
4. Quality & brand value of manufacturer.
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