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Floors having their topping consisting of cement concrete usually (1: 2: 4) is called a concrete floor or conglomerate floor. The thickness of such floors varies from 2.5 cm to 5 cm but generally, it is 4 cm.
Floors having their topping consisting of cement concrete usually (1: 2: 4) is called a concrete floor or conglomerate floor. The thickness of such floors varies from 2.5 cm to 5 cm but generally, it is 4 cm.
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