Archive for September, 2011
Pipe and Drape systems explained
Posted by alibabarika in Miscellaneous on September 26, 2011
Pipe and Drape systems are probably the ideal way to simply setup temporary drape walls, display stands, backdrops, photo backdrops and many more. Pipe and drape systems function either 1.5″ or 2″ diameter aluminum pipe along with the crossbars are always 1.5″.
The real difference in between 2″ and 1.5″ pipe could be the stability and durability. We discover that 2″ pipe is often the very best for rental firms, decorators, as well as other experts who attempt to use the pipe frequently and transport it to various locations.
Basics of Rebar Detailing & Concrete Reinforcement For Structures
Posted by alibabarika in Business News on September 1, 2011
Rebar = Reinforcement Steel Bar
Detail:
to describe distinctly and minutely
to allocate a particular task
to provide detail drawings of each element of design
Creating Concrete Molds and Architectural Features Using Foam
Posted by alibabarika in Business News on September 1, 2011
Whether it is being used to create precast concrete molds or as a perfect replacement for concrete and wood, coated foam is fast becoming the material of choice for architectural features. Lightweight, durable and easy to install, foam provides benefits that traditional materials do not, and it can be used to create a full range of architectural features — from columns, balusters and capitals, to moldings, arches and quoins.
While foam is an ideal material for creating these features, the related production processes and equipment are just as important. Hot wire foam cutting has become popular for architectural applications because of its ability to turn out consistent architectural features and concrete molds without time consuming manual processes — and without sacrificing quality.
3 Types of Concrete Joints
Posted by alibabarika in Business News on September 1, 2011
In order to prevent concrete structures from damage caused by plastic shrinkage, thermal shrinkage, settlement, movement… concrete joints are required. There are 3 common types of concrete joints as outlined bellows.
1. Contraction (Control) Joints