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The best type of cement for a slab would depend on the application and specific needs. In general, Type I/II Portland cement, which is widely available and economical, is recommended for most residential slab projects. Other options include masonry cements for concrete block, stucco, and brick, as wRead more
The best type of cement for a slab would depend on the application and specific needs. In general, Type I/II Portland cement, which is widely available and economical, is recommended for most residential slab projects.
Other options include masonry cements for concrete block, stucco, and brick, as well as light-weight cements for damp-proofing and protection against freeze/thaw damage. Consider consulting a professional contractor or engineer to determine the best solution for your project.
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