CONCRETE
INSULATED
PANELS

Forms are set up on the casting surface for the desired size and shape of each panel. Reinforcement, such as steel rebar, is positioned within the forms to provide structural strength to the panels.

Concrete is poured over the rebar reinforcement. The concrete is typically vibrated to remove air pockets and ensure even distribution.

Lifting anchors are embedded in the top edge of each panel while the concrete is still fresh. These anchors attach to lifting devices during the installation phase. Once the panels are sufficiently cured the lifting inserts are connected to the lifting devices. The crane then hoists each panel onto the foundation and are temporarily braced.

The floor is prepped for concrete, followed by framing of the interior walls and roof, installation of doors and windows, and onto finishing.