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Cement vs. Concrete: Which Building Material is Better?

The Constructor

Finding the right building material for your next project can be challenging. Cement and concrete are two of the most widely used building materials for construction and have many advantages and disadvantages. appeared first on The Constructor.

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Effective Marketing For Diverse Construction Job Categories

Construction Marketing

In the ever-evolving landscape of the construction industry, where precision meets creativity and innovation, effective marketing strategies are paramount for attracting top-tier talent across diverse construction job categories. Architects Design and plan construction projects, considering both aesthetic and functional aspects.

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Plain Cement Concrete (PCC)- Work Procedure

The Constructor

Plain cement concrete (PCC) is a fundamental component of building construction, serving to prevent direct contact between reinforcement concrete and soil or water. In this article, we […] The post Plain Cement Concrete (PCC)- Work Procedure appeared first on The Constructor.

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Top five construction material suppliers 

Construction Today

New buildings, roads, and bridges are being constructed every day, making the construction industry one of the most profitable and continuous industries. To keep up with the growing demand for construction materials, there are numerous suppliers worldwide to keep the process going.

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The Sky-High Science of Skyscraper Construction

The Constructor

Skyscrapers have become an iconic part of our global urban landscape, but few of us have delved in the science behind their construction. From the materials used to their structural mechanics, the construction of skyscrapers is a feat that requires extraordinary engineering and design considerations.

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What is Fire Resistance Rating (FRR) in Construction?

The Constructor

Fire resistance is defined as the ability of a passive fire protection system or material to withstand a standard fire resistance test. On the other hand, fire resistance rating (FRR) is the time in minutes or hours for which the construction material or assemblies have withstood a standard fire exposure, under specific test conditions.

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The Top Energy-Saving Secrets Every Construction Company Should Know

Construction Marketing

There are many benefits to reducing energy on construction sites. Construction companies that use less energy also reduce their business’s carbon footprint and create sustainability throughout the business’s practices. In the dynamic realm of construction, efficiency is key.