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A monolithic slab is a type of foundation in which the concrete slab for the house or structure is poured in one continuous pour. This slab is usually 4-6 inches thick, and is reinforced with rebar or wire mesh to provide additional strength. The slab is often used for homes and garages, as it is moRead more
A monolithic slab is a type of foundation in which the concrete slab for the house or structure is poured in one continuous pour.
This slab is usually 4-6 inches thick, and is reinforced with rebar or wire mesh to provide additional strength. The slab is often used for homes and garages, as it is more cost-effective than other types of foundations.
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